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We made the song after we planned out the album but long before “Ready to love.” I started by shaping the excitement that jumps outs when you talk about love no matter what age or how mature you are, and worked on lyrics that make you picture something fluffy. The song’s working title was also “Heaven’s Cloud,” so I just figured the whole thing would sound like a cloud in heaven and eventually we stuck with the title. It’s rare, but the working title ended up being the final title, too. The vocals move in and out of falsetto to make the melody sound stylish and colorful. I thought it was hard to sing while we were making it, but it seems to match the music well. It sounds like the latest trendy music, but the expressions and the vocal style are similar to the youthful sound that people are used to hearing from SEVENTEEN. We are always aware of what kind of “temperature” the albums will have, so I always keep that in mind while working on them. I think the track order comes down to intuition. When the order on the album is left up to the people who are most familiar with it, they can all choose whatever they feel is best and the difference between them will be minimal. “Heaven’s Cloud” opens up a door to a conversation about love so that “Ready to love” can take its place, and then “Anyone” plays, which shows a tough and intense determination that no one can interfere.