Better Days

Le’Andria Johnson's song 'Better Days' is a heartfelt anthem of hope and resilience. The lyrics speak directly to those who are experiencing hardship, loneliness, and pain, offering a message of encouragement and perseverance. The opening lines, 'Sometimes it feels cold / And you feel all alone,' immediately set a tone of empathy and understanding, acknowledging the listener's struggles. However, the recurring refrain, 'Better days are coming,' serves as a powerful reminder that these difficult times are temporary and that brighter days lie ahead.

The song delves into the various challenges people face, from personal betrayals to emotional pain. Lines like 'Friends will leave you all by yourself / But don't cry' highlight the isolation one might feel, yet the song insists on maintaining hope. Johnson's soulful delivery and the gospel-influenced arrangement amplify the song's uplifting message, making it not just a song but a source of comfort and motivation for many.

'Better Days' also touches on the importance of staying focused and maintaining a positive outlook despite the circumstances. The lyrics, 'But stay focused and never lose sight,' encourage listeners to keep their eyes on the future and not be bogged down by current difficulties. The song's universal message of hope extends to everyone, as seen in the lines, 'Better days (for your mother and your father and your sister and your brother).' This inclusivity makes the song relatable to a wide audience, reinforcing the idea that no one is alone in their struggles and that better days are indeed on the horizon.