Freyja

PRIMROSE's song 'Freyja' is a powerful anthem that draws heavily on Norse mythology and themes of destruction and rebirth. The song opens with a sense of inevitable doom, referencing 'Ragnarök,' the prophesied end of the world in Norse mythology. The lyrics describe a world in chaos, with 'burns and trippin up' and '몰락의 밤' (a night of downfall), painting a picture of a universe on the brink of collapse. This sets the stage for a narrative of struggle and the desire to reverse the catastrophic events that have unfolded.

The song's chorus introduces the figure of Freyja, a prominent goddess in Norse mythology associated with love, beauty, and fertility. Here, Freyja symbolizes hope and the potential for renewal amidst the ruins. The lyrics 'For Freyja, PRIMROSE and savior, 반드시 지켜내 이 세곌' (we must protect this world) emphasize a collective effort to rebuild and revive a fallen kingdom. The imagery of a single flower blooming on the ashes ('잿더미 위에서 피어나') serves as a metaphor for resilience and the possibility of new beginnings even in the darkest times.

As the song progresses, it shifts from despair to a more hopeful tone. The repeated calls to 'rebuild' and 'revival' signify a determined effort to restore what has been lost. The lyrics 'I'm piecing together puzzle, 한 조각 씩' (piece by piece) and 'Boundless energy, no one is our enemy' reflect a meticulous and optimistic approach to reconstruction. The song concludes with a sense of unity and faith, as the singers declare their commitment to creating a utopia and redeeming the world. The final lines, 'Always around you, We're trying to redeem the world,' encapsulate the song's message of hope, resilience, and the enduring human spirit.