Synth Chúc Nâng Ly Lyrics – Lamoon

Synth Chúc Nâng Ly Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
This part shows a girl reflecting on the two years of love that have now become memories. She recalls how she once wished for real closeness and security with him, instead of empty promises that slowly drained her trust. Her mornings are filled with tears, and she feels like she has lost something beautiful and free, like a bird in the sky. Even though her heart is broken, she secretly longs for a few tender words again.

[Chorus]
Here she raises a symbolic toast to the day her past lover gets married. It’s bittersweet, as she hides her pain behind smiles and cheers. The repeated chant of celebrating his wedding feels like a mix of acceptance and irony. She acknowledges the new chapter in his life while reminding herself that she must let go, even if deep inside she’s still hurting.

[Post-Chorus]
This section lightens the mood with a playful, dance-like rhythm. It feels like she’s trying to drown out her sadness with movement and energy, using music as a way to cope.

[Verse 2]
In this part, she admits that no one really notices her sadness, not even him. He treats the word “soulmate” lightly, making promises without meaning them, and forgetting them just as easily. She comforts herself by saying not to be too sad, because words are fleeting like wind and clouds. They may feel strong in the moment, but they fade quickly, just like their love eventually did.

[Pre-Chorus]
She declares she’s not a fairytale princess waiting for rescue, and she doesn’t want to be. Instead, she mixes her pain with playful rhythm, as if reminding herself to dance through it and keep moving forward.

[Chorus]
Once again, she raises her glass to his wedding day. The celebration echoes with both joy and loss. While she seems to cheer for him, it’s clear the chant also carries her hidden sorrow. It’s her way of saying goodbye with dignity, choosing laughter and music over tears.

[Bridge]
She watches him happily beside another woman, the one who now has what she once dreamed of. Though she always believed in loving one person deeply, she now has to reject the sight of him with someone else. Still, she accepts it with grace, remembering their love as something magical, like a fleeting dream. It was beautiful, but never meant to last. Now, with the wedding lights shining, she realizes their love story has truly ended.

[Chorus]
She closes again with a toast to his marriage, repeating the cheer almost like a mantra. It’s both a farewell and a mask over her pain, blending celebration with quiet heartbreak. She’s letting him go with raised hands and music, even if her heart still lingers in the past.