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⋆ Genre [Source: Naver/BigHit]: Electronic pop
⋆ Producing Credits: Rock Mafia
⋆ Writing/Composing Credits: Antonina Armato, Tim James, Supreme Boi, Thomas Sturges
ABOUT/MEANING: 'Chasing That Feeling' follows the boys on their quest for freedom and self-discovery, determined to move beyond the safety of their past and embrace the challenges ahead. The song symbolizes their pursuit of fulfillment, as they chase the feeling of the Neverland they left behind - the freedom, wonder, and possibilities - but in the context of adulthood. Now facing the complexities of life, they remain resolute in their desire to find purpose and meaning. The track celebrates the power of risk, resilience, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery, emphasizing that growth is defined not by a destination, but by the courage to keep moving forward and embracing the unknown. [Please note that this is our interpretation of the song's meaning, based on the ongoing narrative of TXT's discography and insights from the members and official press releases. It's perfectly fine to have a different interpretation—after all, that's the beauty of music ♡]
LYRICS - ENGLISH TRANSLATION (translations by @translatingTXT)
I turned my back on heaven
Fall from the sky
Maybe I'll miss it for good
That sweet mirage
Pain on my skin
I prepared to die
Increasing my speed
Down to earth like a meteorite
My fate, come and kiss me
I just keep on chasing that feeling
Even if I'm broken, leave me
I just keep on chasing
Chasing that feeling
Chasing that feeling
Chasing that feeling
It's all I know, it's all I know
The time when I lost my way
I was lost like a child
Finally I saw the truth, yeah
And I feel so alive
Growing pains all over my body
Reference to the opening track of the album 'Growing Pain' which uses the metaphor of freefalling to represent the uncertainties and loss of control that come with maturing (i.e. leaving Neverland).
Feels like I'm on fire
Even if it hurts a little
Burn and fall like a shooting star
My fate, come and kiss me
I just keep on chasing that feeling
Even if I'm broken, leave me
I just keep on chasing
Chasing that feeling
Chasing that feeling
Chasing that feeling
It's all I know, it's all I know
I'm chasing
Chasing
I'm chasing
I turn my back on heaven
Fall from the sky
And everything's gonna bе alright
My fate, come and kiss me
I just keep on chasing that feeling
Even if I'm broken, leave me
I just keep on chasing
Chasing that feeling
Chasing that feeling
Chasing that feeling
It's all I know, it's all I know
I keep chasing, chasing
I'm chasing
Chasing
Chasing that feeling
Helpful Context (Album Summary): 'The Name Chapter: FREEFALL' continues the journey from 'TEMPTATION,' following the boys’* decision to leave the safety of their Neverland-like world and embrace the uncertainties of adulthood. Themes of risk, courage, and self-discovery shape the album as they take a fearless leap into the unknown. Through bold and introspective tracks, they confront both the exhilaration and fear of freefall, learning to accept life’s unpredictability and pursue their dreams despite the risks. Ultimately, 'FREEFALL' celebrates the transformative power of embracing fear, marking the culmination of 'The Name Chapter' with a powerful affirmation of the boys’ growth and self-realization. [*Within TXT's discography-based narrative the 'boys/boy' can be interpreted as representing the TXT members, but they also serve as generalized protagonists used to convey the broader experiences of youth.]
Helpful Context (Album Series Summary): 'The Name Chapters’ delve into identity and self-definition, focusing on the journey of discovering and embracing one’s true self amidst societal pressures. Building on the conflicts explored in 'The Chaos Chapters' and 'Minisode 2,' this new chapter showcases how the boys* allow these past experiences to shape their growth, highlighting their struggles to assert their individuality and solidify their name as they transition into adulthood. The overarching narrative centers on self-acceptance, authenticity, and the transformative journey of embracing one’s unique path and true calling. [*Within TXT's discography-based narrative the 'boys/boy' can be interpreted as representing the TXT members, but they also serve as generalized protagonists used to convey the broader experiences of youth.]
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