“Where the Sun Rises” is a melancholy song. The song, which does not have an accompanying dance, expresses the sadness related to living apart from loved ones through metaphors that depict the sun, the flowers and siblings that, despite being born in the same place, live apart. The lyrics say the that the “suns” rise in one direction, but set in a different one – the song presupposes the existence of more than one sun. Notwithstanding the general sad tone, the song also expresses the hope that the suns may set together. In a similar way, it also talks about flowers that grow in one garden but are separated later, and the hope involved in reuniting them in the future. Finally, the song concludes the with the image of siblings who are born in same place, but live far away from each other. It expresses a wish and a prayer that the siblings once more come together in the presence of their parents.