Sunny, then even sunnier

SMIRE: "Hare Nochi, Motto Hare" - A Ballad of Hope Transforming Pain into Light
SMIRE's "Hare Nochi, Motto Hare" (Sunny, Then Sunnier) is a tender, cinematic ballad reminiscent of sunlight breaking through clouds after the rain. This song embraces both tears and hope, using SMIRE's emotionally sincere voice and poetic lyrics to gently listen to the listener's heart.

The song begins quietly and gradually expands into a warm soundscape, illustrating the process where pain transforms into healing. It carries a sincere message to anyone who has felt lost: "Even after tears, there will be light." The lyrics convey small, everyday miracles, such as the morning light or the scent of flowers after a storm, emphasizing that beauty often blooms from sadness.

The arrangement starts with soft piano and strings, evolving with quiet grace. SMIRE's voice carries the melody like a fragile yet unbreakable light, wrapping around emotional ache.

The core message is a strong affirmation: "Hare Nochi, Motto Hare - after rain comes light, after pain comes kindness." A moment of quiet revelation comes in the bridge: "I finally realized that the sky is beautiful precisely because there are cloudy days."

SMIRE does not deny pain; she holds it and allows it to turn into strength. The final chorus swells like a sunrise, singing of the certainty of hope: "Beyond the clouds, your smile is already waiting."

"Hare Nochi, Motto Hare" is more than just a song; it's an anthem of quiet resilience and recovery. SMIRE sings alongside her listeners, delivering the quiet promise that every rain has its ending, and light always returns.