

I will someday die
Yes, someday I'll be gone
One day, my life will end
Why? Oh, why?
Why is it so?
Doesn't it seem strange?
Doesn't it feel wrong?
If we already know
That one day we'll die
Then why?
Why?
Why?
Why do we choose to live
Even though
We're afraid to die?
La la la, lu lu lu
With my eyes upon the ground
I was walking all alone
When I met a little baby
Tiny little hands
Oh, they're beautiful
The mother smiled
So full of joy
She's smiling
She's smiling
Even though
One day they'll both be gone
She's smiling
She's smiling
Babies are amazing
Babies are incredible
I truly admire them
Then suddenly
I remembered something
I was once
A little baby too
La la la, lu lu lu
Flowers bloom
Though someday they will fade
Still they fill the world
With beautiful life
To live
To someday die
Such a mysterious secret
Of this world
I will someday die
Yes, someday I'll be gone
But somewhere between
Living and leaving
I think there's a little secret
To happiness
I will someday die
Yes, someday I'll be gone
But somewhere between
Living and leaving
I think there's a little secret
To happiness
Yes
I think there's a little secret
To happiness
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- Composer
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- Producer
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The Secret of Happiness begins with a simple yet profound truth: one day, every life comes to an end.
"Why do we live, knowing that we will someday die?"
Carrying this quiet question, the narrator encounters a smiling baby.
The baby laughs without fear of the future, and in that innocent smile, the narrator suddenly remembers something forgotten-that they, too, were once a baby.
Flowers bloom even though they will one day fade.
Perhaps it is because life is finite that every smile, every encounter, and every precious moment shines so brightly.
Rather than being a song about death, The Secret of Happiness is a gentle reflection on the mystery of living and the quiet joy hidden between birth and farewell.
May this song help you discover your own little secret of happiness.



