SEASONS [ドヴォルザーク

The lyrics look back on time passing and dreams changing. The speaker remembers a period when happy days seemed sure to continue, then describes ordinary life beginning to feel lacking. There is some resignation, but the mood shifts toward hope: even sadness may one day become something the speaker can remember with a smile.

The changing “seasons” suggest the repeated movement of time, while memories becoming distant show how the past can feel less immediate as life goes on. The boundary between dream and reality becoming clearer may mean that youthful hopes are being tested by experience. The speaker says those dreams were not lies, suggesting that even if they have changed, they once mattered sincerely.

The ending asks what people will discover during the limited time they have. It does not offer a clear answer, so the question may express uncertainty as much as hope. The lyrics can be read as accepting that life brings both joy and pain, while trusting that today’s difficult feelings may look different in the future. That does not mean the sadness is trivial; rather, the speaker imagines that time can change how it is remembered.