"Time For The Moon Night" is a song by GFriend, a South Korean girl group. The Japanese version of the song is a translated adaptation of the original Korean version. The lyrics depict the emotions of longing and yearning for someone, who is symbolically represented as a shining star in the night sky. The song talks about the fleeting nature of love and the transient feelings that can sometimes leave one feeling vulnerable and uncertain. Despite not knowing the reason behind these emotions, the singer wonders why they can't escape from this state of emotional turmoil. The true self is hidden, only allowing glimpses of vulnerability to be shown. The chorus emphasizes the starry night sky and the stars' twinkling, reflecting the fragility and ephemeral nature of love. The singer searches for the meaning behind the shapeless words and while in doubt, seeks the person they long for. Throughout the song, the singer expresses their desire to always see the person they yearn for, even if they get hurt. They are unable to say goodbye and wish to never be alone at night, as they simply want the presence of the person they desire. In the bridge, the lyrics describe the singer's determination to express their feelings honestly and proclaim that they have been calling out for the person for a while. They wish for their unfulfilled distance to be closed and hope for their paths to cross. The song concludes with an acknowledgement that the feelings of the person they long for are uncertain and unseen, which brings sadness. Nevertheless, the singer accepts that they will no longer be reflected in the person's heart. The lyrics express the emotional journey of yearning and longing for someone, highlighting the fleeting nature of love and the desire for human connection. The song's poetic verses and dreamy melodies contribute to creating an atmospheric and melancholic tone.
