Addiction

HeeJin's song 'Addiction' delves into the intoxicating and overwhelming feelings that come with falling in love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love so powerful that it feels like an addiction, something that the protagonist cannot escape from. The song opens with a declaration of independence, stating that love is not necessary, but this stance quickly crumbles upon meeting someone special. The comparison to spilling zero coke suggests an unexpected and uncontrollable event, symbolizing the sudden and intense emotions that love can bring.

As the song progresses, HeeJin describes the physical and emotional reactions to this newfound love. The imagery of 'butterflies' is a classic metaphor for the nervous excitement that often accompanies romantic feelings. The repeated phrase '매일 like a weekend' (every day like a weekend) emphasizes the constant thrill and joy that this love brings, making every day feel special and out of the ordinary. The lyrics also touch on the idea of destiny and fate, suggesting that this love is meant to be, even more so than fate itself.

The chorus reinforces the theme of addiction, with the protagonist admitting to being completely consumed by their feelings. The use of 'ludicrous mode' and 'déjà vu' further highlights the surreal and overwhelming nature of this love. The song concludes with a repetition of 'my addiction,' solidifying the idea that this love is not just a fleeting emotion but a deep-seated obsession. HeeJin's 'Addiction' captures the essence of being utterly captivated by someone, portraying love as both exhilarating and all-consuming.