Happy Birthday
D.Soldierz feat. Varun Dhawan Jigar Saraiya & Sachin Sanghvi Lyrics

The lyrics to "Happy Birthday" by D.Soldierz feat. Varun Dhawan, Jigar Saraiya, and Sachin Sanghvi convey a story of unrequited love and the struggles of letting go. The song begins with a series of questions and doubts, with the singer expressing their suspicions that the person they are singing to may have tried to get rid of someone else for their own benefit. However, the person denies these accusations and insists that they didn't try to bring any harm to their family.

The lyrics then shift to the perspective of the singer, who has been waiting for a long time to sing a happy birthday song. They hold in their hands an "unsent galaxy" and feel as if time has passed and things cannot be undone. The familiar corners of the street no longer hold the person they are searching for, and they realize that they have been foolish to believe that the person they loved was still there. They confess to giving up on planning a birthday party and deleting all the contact information, leaving only sadness and separation behind.

The singer reflects on their own shortcomings, feeling inferior to the other admirers around the person they love. They acknowledge their own foolishness and the fleeting nature of love, questioning if all relationships are unable to withstand the excitement of something new. They wonder if anyone is willing to stay up late and chat with them until 2:30 in the morning, or if they are simply an unworthy book that no one wants to read. The memories of pursuing the person have become a prison, and the singer is left feeling like a prisoner.

Despite the pain and setbacks, the singer refuses to give up and continues to chase after the person they love. They acknowledge their own self-deception and admit that they know they may appear ridiculous, but they cannot help themselves. They lock themselves in a closed room, watching the seasons change outside, and feel the weight of the suppressed voice inside them. They have fallen for the game of fools, believing in truths and unable to judge their own emotions. Yet, they still sing a happy birthday song, holding the unsent galaxy, longing for the impossible.