: The protagonist, once strong, now cries uncontrollably when discussing love and expresses deep doubt about the future.
: A central metaphor is that a person who was once gentle has now "grown sharp corners and thorns" to protect themselves from further pain. Key Lyrics and Interpretation
Pain is a universal experience; you are not alone in your suffering. : The protagonist, once strong, now cries uncontrollably
You, always strong—yet speaking of love, you cry without end. Trauma can break even the strongest facades. You, once so gentle—now covered in edges and thorns.
: The MV emphasizes that "being able to cry is already a blessing," as it is the first step toward "shedding your skin" and starting anew. You, always strong—yet speaking of love, you cry
Healing comes from within, not from the person who hurt you.
: The narrator observes that the person who was once the "prettiest in the class" now looks aged and weary, like an "old person" due to life's hardships. : The MV emphasizes that "being able to
The lyrics frame a chance encounter between two former classmates at a bar.