The song "Sun Goes Down" by Endah N Rhesa conveys a message about the ups and downs of life, the importance of persevering through tough times, and finding the strength to move on. The lyrics suggest that life can bring both happiness and sadness, but it is worth trying to find joy amidst the challenges. The opening lines, "Life will give you hundred times to cry, Million ways to smile it's worth to try," suggest that life presents various opportunities for both tears and smiles. The phrase "Sun goes down" is repeated throughout the song, symbolizing the end of each day and possibly representing the passing of time or change. The lyrics encourage the listener to hold back their tears and continue walking forward, emphasizing that moving on is better than staying stuck in a difficult situation. The line "You said you'll be fine, We fall for many times, Life goes on... you know why" suggests that even though you may fall multiple times, life goes on, and it is important to keep moving forward. The song also acknowledges that one learns from their past experiences, stating that you learn how to live from yesterday. The phrase "You took all the pain and swept away" suggests that the protagonist has overcome their difficulties and has found a way to let go of their pain. Overall, "Sun Goes Down" portrays a message of resilience, reminding us that although life can have its challenges, it is essential to persevere, learn from our past, and find moments of joy amidst the ups and downs.
