Nemuritoare translates to "immortal" or "undying". It's a strong and evocative word that isn't commonly found in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the context of the song, the artist uses this word to describe his "dependența" (addiction) to a person. He sings, "Dar ești nemuritoare, dependența mea" (But you are immortal, my addiction), emphasizing the powerful and seemingly endless hold this person has over him, despite his attempts to forget them. It highlights the depth and intensity of his emotional struggle.
Moldovan artist Mark Stam really gets into the feeling of a toxic, addictive love in "Dependența Mea". He starts by comparing life to a rigged game where a girl always holds the winning hand. No matter how many times he says, "Astăzi e momentul meu" (Today is my moment), she just smiles and reminds him, "Asta o decid doar eu" (I'm the only one who decides that). It's a pretty bleak and powerless feeling, and it sets the stage for the love story he's about to tell.
He calls himself a fool for believing in love at first sight, realizing that what he fell for was just an illusion. He has this great line: "Aparențele înșeală / Dar creează dependență" (Appearances are deceiving / But they create addiction). The song then becomes this intense confession about being completely hooked on another person. He says, "Cel mai puternic drog pentru un om e tot un om" (The strongest drug for a person is another person), and you feel how trapped he is. He wants to destroy her memory, to burn it all down, but he also admits he'd search for her if she were gone. It’s a powerful look at how a person can become an obsession you can't escape.