The track begins with the sound of the traditional Finnish instrument kantele, establishing a captivating tone for the entire piece. Its groovy riff leads the listener into an open and atmospheric universe with simple motifs and soft harmonies. The song gradually builds with the crystal-clear vocals of Danish singer Ida Marie Jessen, the charismatic violin playing of Belgian Oscar Beerten, and the tasteful accordion playing of Maimu Jõgeda. The track reaches its climax with a full-bodied sound that unfolds into nostalgic euphoria. The combination of elements from Nordic folk music, pop, and ambient creates a simultaneously distinctive and familiar soundscape.

Many young people embark on journeys around the world, leaving their hometowns to study or find work, especially those from smaller rural towns with limited educational opportunities. "It almost feels like a given that at some point, one has to move away," says singer and songwriter Ida Marie Jessen, who herself hails from a smaller town in Southern Jutland. The departure of many young people from their hometowns leaves a void in the city that was once their stable base and where the majority of their friends were. The city's streets remain the same, but friends are scattered. "Alle terner" explores the emotional void that arises from leaving the hometown and being far away from old friends. The song reflects not only on the longing but also on how old friendships can be rekindled and new friendships can be formed by traveling the world. All three musicians in Alterne have ventured out into the world to pursue their dreams but have also experienced the yearning that comes with it. Therefore, "Alle terner" holds a special meaning for the trio