"D-day" is a song by Korean R&B artist Hoody. The song represents the emotions and thoughts of an individual who is feeling anxious and restless every day. The lyrics reflect the singer's inner struggles and fear of not being able to see someone she cares about frequently. The song starts by describing the repetitive nature of daily life, where the singer finds herself always grumbling and feeling restless. She wonders if she won't be able to see the person she cares about often, leading to unnecessary worries. The lyrics then portray the feeling of a clear day full of bright light, and how this day feels like something significant is about to happen. However, as night falls, the singer finds herself looking at the starlight, secretly matching her gaze with someone in the quiet darkness. The chorus talks about the two individuals being perfect together in the blue wind. Their worries fly away, as if disappearing entirely. It feels like they have vanished, leaving only the perfect moment between them. The next verse expresses the desire to let go of the cup held in her hand and instead hold the hand of the person she cares about. The singer wants to make every day like their first day and recreate the precious feeling of their initial encounter. The bridge emphasizes the idea that even simple and mundane moments become enjoyable when spent with the person she loves. It compares their time together to a movie, making it more special than any other film. It also urges the other person to remember this day, expressing the singer's desire to make each day feel new and remarkable. Overall, "D-day" portrays the anxieties and desires of a person longing for a closer connection with someone they care about. It captures the anticipation and yearning for each moment spent together, making even ordinary days seem extraordinary when in the presence of the person they love.
