Summer Daze

In 'Summer Daze,' Soojin captures the essence of a passionate and almost ethereal love that feels both exhilarating and haunting. The song opens with a vivid depiction of a summer romance that elevates the narrator to new emotional heights. The lyrics 'It takes me up so high' and 'Your touch like heaven' suggest a love that feels almost divine, creating a sense of euphoria and bliss. This initial portrayal sets the stage for a love that is both intense and consuming, making the listener feel the weight of the emotions involved.

As the song progresses, the theme of uncertainty and longing becomes more pronounced. Lines like 'No way to know where we're going' and 'Got me so haunted' reflect the unpredictable nature of the relationship. The word 'haunted' is particularly evocative, suggesting that this love lingers in the narrator's mind, creating a sense of obsession and deep emotional impact. The repetition of 'Oh, oh-oh, oh' adds a haunting, almost ghostly quality to the song, emphasizing the lingering presence of this love.

The bridge of the song brings a nostalgic element, as the narrator reminisces about past moments of intimacy and connection. 'I miss when we were drinking, you know, it got me thinking' highlights the longing for simpler times and the deep emotional bond shared. The narrator's willingness to be open about their feelings, 'I'm letting everyone see it,' signifies a readiness to embrace this love fully, despite any external skepticism. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of this enduring devotion, making it clear that this love, though haunting, is something the narrator cherishes deeply.