D.D.D.D Lyrics – KIIRAS (키라스)

D.D.D.D Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
She’s describing a rough morning where everything feels annoying and rushed. Her alarm is bothering her, she’s sensitive, and even her personality test results seem to change every day. She doesn’t trust those labels anymore. She’s running late again, the bus is slow, but she still tries to keep a positive mood.

[Pre-Chorus]
She notices her smoothie melting halfway and thinks about how adults say she won’t get to enjoy small things freely later. She feels stuck between staying the same or growing up, unsure of what she really wants. For now, she just wants to live life as it is.

[Chorus]
She proudly cheers for herself, refusing to be pushed into growing up too fast. When someone pressures her, she pushes back. She’s curious about her unique path and wants to find her own Neverland, a place where she can stay true to herself. She encourages girls to be free and express themselves.

[Verse 1]
She talks about posting a selfie and someone criticizing it for needing filters. Instead of caring, she decides to love herself as she is. Even when the likes slow down, she won’t stress about it. Her identity, including her hashtags, is something she embraces with confidence.

[Pre-Chorus]
Her smoothie is melting again, and she admits she doesn’t want to become an adult because she still craves freedom and fun. She’s torn between staying the same or growing, but she doesn’t fully understand the “right” choice yet. She chooses to live life in her present state without pressure.

[Chorus]
She celebrates herself loudly and refuses to let anyone rush her into adulthood. When someone tells her to grow up, she brushes it off. She wonders about her special path and searches for her own Neverland, a place of freedom and self-discovery. She repeats this message proudly, encouraging girls to express themselves without fear. She keeps emphasizing that she’ll follow her own timeline, no matter what others say.

[Bridge]
She admits she’s not perfect but actually likes herself that way. She chooses to leave her worries for tomorrow instead of stressing now. Life feels easier when she takes things lightly, like a piece of cake. She encourages herself and others to love who they are, believing freedom comes from self-acceptance.

[Chorus]
She cheers for herself again, but this time she admits that constant pressure to “grow up” can feel heavy, even triggering. Still, she stays curious about her own special journey and continues searching for her personal Neverland, a space where she can be free. She repeats her message boldly, letting girls know they can break out of expectations and embrace their true selves, no matter the pressure or judgment around them.

[Outro]
She ends by saying she can be both a hero and a villain depending on the day, embracing all sides of herself. Whether she’s confident or chaotic, she stands strong with her crew of “bad girls,” celebrating their power together. It’s about owning every version of herself without apology.