Title: "Seven" Artists: Gitarakuru & Mantra In the song "Seven," the lyrics express feelings of sadness, loneliness, and a search for meaning in life. The narrator describes their struggles, smoking every day and feeling empty. They mention that someone disregards their feelings, and money cannot heal their broken heart. The narrator hides their heart in a box, surrounded only by darkness. They feel lost and compare themselves to a character named Juuzo, who seems to have gone astray. The lyrics suggest that the narrator should stop their harmful actions before it leads to their demise. The song portrays a sense of constant surveillance and feeling like someone is always watching. The narrator feels omnipresent, similar to the character Lane Iwakura, and mentions being stuck on the seventh level, possibly referring to a mental state or being emotionally trapped. Loneliness and ego are mentioned, together with acquiring medication and protocol. The narrator desires to be united with everyone, emphasizing the fear of being alone. They use the refrain as a way to return to the past, hoping to change things. Memories fade, leaving only tears, and the desire for more intensifies, yet risking their own destruction. The lyrics describe a mental state of confusion, feeling like a machine, not understanding their purpose or identity. Despite the uncertainty, the narrator accepts the gift given to them from above and experiences their body becoming numb. Death is symbolized by a lifeless body falling from a rooftop, surrendering themselves to the hands of a higher power. Overall, "Seven" portrays a bleak and introspective journey, where the narrator seeks solace in smoking and struggles with their emotions. They question their existence and desire a deeper connection with others. The lyrics convey a longing for something more profound and genuine, possibly finding answers and peace within nature. Note: The provided translation may not capture all the nuances and poetic elements of the original lyrics.
