Daydream

Trish Thuy Trang's song 'Daydream' captures the universal longing for change and escape from the monotony of everyday life. The lyrics express a deep desire for excitement and new experiences, contrasting sharply with the repetitive and dull reality the singer finds herself in. The opening lines, 'All I want is change. Excitement something new. Everyday the same. I long to get away,' set the tone for the entire song, highlighting a craving for a break from the mundane.

The chorus of the song serves as a refuge for the singer, where she finds solace in her dreams. By closing her eyes, she enters a world where 'everything's all right' and all her needs are met. This dream world represents a paradise, a place of fantasy where she can escape the harshness of her reality. The repetition of 'daydream' emphasizes the constant yearning and the act of mentally escaping to a better place, even if it's just a temporary relief.

The second verse delves deeper into the singer's struggle with her current life, describing it as 'dull and gray' and expressing a wish to stay in her 'fairytale.' The stark contrast between her dreams and reality is evident, with her real life driving her 'insane.' The plea in the lyrics 'Give me, save me, take me. Take me to my fantasy' underscores the desperation and hope for a transformative change. Trish Thuy Trang's emotive delivery and the song's dreamy melody enhance the theme of escapism, making 'Daydream' a relatable anthem for anyone feeling trapped in their daily routine.