YOUTH, the first album by LEE HAECHAN, is a story of growing up, while clinging to your youth and child-like wonder. It speaks on the good memories, the disillusionment that comes with growing up, and the connection one keeps with their childhood.
YOUTH is a bright song, singing about the nostalgia and fun and carefree days of when you're young - and how to maintain that joy and curiosity in the darkest of times.
playground is a shorter track, meant to invoke the fun spent on woodchips and recycled materials just a bit too hot, where hours are spent with the people you loved. there's a bitterness at the end, full of unsaid goodbyes to your childhood relationships.
unspoken words is a ballad and open love letter to the people you never got closure with, filled with unsaid goodbyes, i love you's, and hurt.
forget me not is a slower r&b song, begging to not be forgotten. it wishes to not be abandoned, to be loved, and to be important to someone, enough that you'll be thought of and loved no matter what, even if you've been distant or there have been rough times.
playing house pretends everything is perfect and happy, and focuses on the joy and wonder in one's imagination and friendships.
growing pains is a song recounting teenage angst - laughing at one's own dramatics, while also comforting the discomfort and pain felt. it says a final goodbye to the childhood chapter and people, but holds on to the best memories and parts of it.
daydreams is a bright song focusing on the good memories, rose-tinted and perfect - all the while acknowledging how things have changed for the better.
lemonade stand is a bright and summery song, and focuses on the joy and pride of new successes and skills. the support system and encouragement one receives as a child. it is like a warm hug and a reminder you are doing well.
sunkissed is a beachy song, complete with ocean waves and birds chirping. it is full of stories and reminiscence on beach days, sun-touched skin, laughter, and the freedom of youth.
true colors is a self-reflective song, and an upbeat power ballad. it realizes how you've grown and how your youth has shaped you, while appreciating who you are now and your true personal colors.
forever young promises that it's okay to miss the good times, and that you will always be free to be happy - even in the toughest of times - if you make sure to be present and in tune with who you are and how you've changed.
this is a fanmade edit & tracklist. do not repost, and do not use my ideas for inspiration without permission or credit. i made all of this myself, though i do not own the original photos of haechan - i did edit and create this graphic, tracklist, etc., myself.
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