一直
郁可唯 Lyrics

The lyrics of 郁可唯's song 一直 depict a sense of longing and pain in a deteriorating relationship. The first verse describes a continuous rain that fills the windows, metaphorically symbolizing the sadness and gloominess that has engulfed both individuals involved. The singer expresses the numbness in their heart caused by the other person's dull and lifeless eyes. They feel that every stubborn word they say is futile and that the cherished moments of understanding and connection have lost their meaning. The chorus emphasizes the singer's desperation for someone to acknowledge their waiting, realizing that even delaying the inevitable cannot bring back the person they once deeply loved and cared for. They have been enduring and trapped in this situation, unable to escape the torment inflicted on them.

Moving forward, the lyrics highlight the notion that it is through losing the person they loved the most that they truly understand the concept of forever. Time continuously tests the promises made in the past, and from initially overcoming countless obstacles to now struggling to embrace each other, the relationship has become strained. The singer questions what can be done when emotions transition from intense to fading. They still yearn for someone to acknowledge their pain and frustration, but procrastination cannot bring back that one person who used to love and cherish them deeply.

As the song progresses, the singer reveals their continuous struggle with doubts, suppression, and the ongoing journey they must continue on. They desperately want to rediscover the person they once were, the person their loved one used to adore. However, they cannot admit that both themselves and the other person have changed; they are no longer the same people they were in the past. The lyrics conclude with the singer acknowledging that they can never escape the burden of their soul, continuously enduring and unable to be free. The more deeply they loved, the more innocent they were, and the more cruel they were to themselves.