A DAY6 songwriter's gentle insistence on getting through the hard days.
A DAY6 songwriter's gentle insistence on getting through the hard days.
WONPIL has spoken openly about his own struggles with depression, and that lived-in knowledge gives the lyric its weight.
The promise of spring isn't a grand declaration; it's a fragile, repeated whisper you have to keep telling yourself until you believe it.
A DAY6 songwriter's gentle insistence on getting through the hard days.
"We'll be happy, it'll pass, it'll be okay."
WONPIL has spoken openly about his own struggles with depression, and that lived-in knowledge gives the lyric its weight. The promise of spring isn't a grand declaration; it's a fragile, repeated whisper you have to keep telling yourself until you believe it.
The phrase 'quietly, as if erased' captures the feeling of moving through a difficult period without making a sound, almost disappearing into the routine. It's the kind of line that answers the pressure of just getting through, of preserving energy by not announcing your struggle. The repetition of 'I live on' that follows feels less like a triumph and more like a quiet, necessary fact.
It's a three-part mantra that doesn't skip the hard part, acknowledging that something has to 'pass' first. The order matters: happiness comes after the endurance.
The way the repeated vow 'We'll be happy' slowly gains strength over the course of the song, shifting from a hope to a quiet conviction.
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하루하루 쉴 틈 없이
haruharu swil teum eopsi
조급하게 쫓기듯 살아가
jogeupage jjotgideut saraga
언제부터인지 고개는 아래로
eonjebuteoinji gogaeneun araero
무거운 한숨을 내쉬면서
mugeoun hansumeul naeswimyeonseo
그렇게 또 그렇게
geureoke tto geureoke
난 살아가
nan saraga
평소와 다를 것 없이
pyeongsowa dareul geot eopsi
오늘도 날 다그치며 버텨
oneuldo nal dageuchimyeo beotyeo
애써 웃음을 지으며
aesseo useumeul jieumyeo
조금이라도 나아지길
jogeumirado na-ajigil
그렇게 또 그렇게
geureoke tto geureoke
난 살아가
nan saraga
매일 같이 반복되는 하루 끝에
maeil gachi banbokdoeneun haru kkeute
오늘보다 더 나은 내일이 오길
oneulboda deo na-eun naeiri ogil
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
힘든 길이라 해도
himdeun girira haedo
지나갈 거야
jinagal geoya
다 괜찮아질 거야
da gwaenchanajil geoya
우리 웃어 보자
uri useo boja
손 꼭 붙잡고 한번 버텨 보자
son kkok butjapgo hanbeon beotyeo boja
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
아팠던 상처들 다
apatdeon sangcheodeul da
잊어버리고
ijeobeorigo
모두 지워 버리고
modu jiwo beorigo
언젠가 봄은 찾아올 거야
eonjen-ga bomeun chajaol geoya
매일 같이 반복되는 하루 끝에
maeil gachi banbokdoeneun haru kkeute
오늘보다 더 나은 내일이 찾아오길
oneulboda deo na-eun naeiri chajaogil
마음 놓고 웃을 수 있기를
ma-eum noko useul su itgireul
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
다 지나갈 거야
da jinagal geoya
괜찮아질 거야
gwaenchanajil geoya
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
아팠던 상처들 다
apatdeon sangcheodeul da
잊어버리고
ijeobeorigo
모두 지워 버리고
modu jiwo beorigo
언젠가 봄은 찾아올 거야
eonjen-ga bomeun chajaol geoya
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
다 지나갈 거야
da jinagal geoya
괜찮아질 거야
gwaenchanajil geoya
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
다 지나갈 거야
da jinagal geoya
괜찮아질 거야
gwaenchanajil geoya
행복해질 거야
haengbokaejil geoya
다 지나갈 거야
da jinagal geoya
괜찮아질 거야
gwaenchanajil geoya
A DAY6 songwriter's gentle insistence on getting through the hard days. WONPIL has spoken openly about his own struggles with depression, and that lived-in knowledge gives the lyric its weight. The promise of spring isn't a grand declaration; it's a fragile, repeated whisper you have to keep telling yourself until you believe it.
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