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Growing Pain

Genre: Rock

Producing Credits: EL CAPITXN, Vendors (Zenur)

Writing/Composing Credits: EL CAPITXN, Vendors (Zenur), Carson Thatcher, Jutes, Maria Marcus, AdamAlexander, "hitman" bang, Yeonjun, Yi Yi Jin, danke, August Rigo, Ronnie Icon, Jeon Jieun, Hueningkai, Kim Bo Eun, Song Jae Kyung, Taehyun

 

About: 'Growing Pain' captures the aftermath of the boys’ decision to leave their Neverland-like comfort zone and face the realities of adulthood. The song symbolizes their leap of faith into the unknown, acknowledging that personal growth involves discomfort and struggle. The metaphor of freefall represents the uncertainties and loss of control that come with maturing. Despite these challenges of reality, the boys choose to face these difficulties head-on, embracing the journey with perseverance, courage and determination. [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 ♡]

 

LYRIC VIDEO: (Be sure to check out the written lyrics below for additional explanations of any lyrics or references not covered in the lyric video)


LYRICS (translations by @translatingTXT)

Been free-falling into the air

Below the cliff lies the end of paradise

Don't know how to fly, but I'm gonna try to let go


The sharp air scratches my whole body

Gravity pulls me down

Don't know how to fly, but I'm gonna try to let go

 

Childhood dreams

An endless fall

Proof of growth

Different from that dream that was over when I woke up

My whole body hurts, there's no way to stop


I throw myself, throw myself, throw myself

Free-falling, falling, falling

Say

 

(Ooh) Falling endlessly

(Ooh) Willingly go low

Into the pain, throw my body, yeah

(Ooh) Crash without fear

(Ooh) Plunging headfirst

Into reality, throw my body, yeah

 

Open your eyes, look at the ground ahead

Don't avoid it (You just gotta face it)

Even if blood flows

Even if my bones break

Gotta make my way through this

I'm falling

 

(Ooh) Falling endlessly

(Ooh) Willingly go low

Into the pain, throw my body, yeah

(Ooh) Crash without fear

(Ooh) Plunging headfirst

Into reality, throw my body, yeah

 

Go

No regrets

I throw myself into a dream without lies

I'm falling


(Ooh) Falling endlessly

(Ooh) Willingly go low

Into the pain, throw my body, yeah

(Ooh) Crash without fear

(Ooh) Plunging headfirst

Into reality, throw my body, yeah

 

Helpful Context (Album Summary): The Name Chapter: FREEFALL continues the narrative from The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION, showcasing the boys' decision to leave their Neverland-like comfort zone and face reality head-on by freefalling into the uncertainty of adulthood. Themes of risk, courage, and self-discovery permeate the album, highlighting their leap of faith into the unknown. Through a series of bold and introspective tracks, the boys embrace the uncertainties and challenges of transitioning into adulthood. The exhilarating yet daunting experience of freefall symbolizes their acceptance of unpredictability and determination to pursue their dreams despite the risks. Ultimately, "Freefall" captures the transformative power of facing one's fears and the growth that comes from navigating the complexities of reality, culminating the "Name Chapters" series with a celebration of courage and self-realization.

Helpful Context (Album Series Summary): The Name Chapter’ albums delve into identity and self-definition, focusing on the journey of discovering and embracing one's true self amid societal pressures. Following the conflicts of the Chaos Chapters and Minisode 2, these albums explore how the boys let these experiences shape them, highlighting their struggles to assert their individuality and solidify their identities as they transition into adulthood. The overarching narrative emphasizes self-acceptance, authenticity, and the transformative power of embracing one’s unique path and true calling.

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