Title: One and Only Artist: gitarakuru The lyrics of "One and Only" by gitarakuru depict a sense of individuality and alienation from society. The protagonist expresses their desire to stand out and be unique in a world filled with deceit and darkness. They describe their dyed hair, wrist cuts, and death-colored nails as ways to differentiate themselves. The song suggests that the protagonist feels isolated and forgotten, having lost touch with the concept of happiness. They feel constantly tormented by demons in their mind, preventing them from finding peace and sleep. The fear of making mistakes and being judged by others holds them back from moving forward. The lyrics also touch upon the protagonist's perspective on human relationships, questioning the need for emotions and love. They feel suffocated by societal expectations and choose to live as a hermit, wandering the world. They notice that people have lost a part of themselves, all becoming clones of one another, incapable of understanding the protagonist's uniqueness. The importance of family and friends seems to have been forgotten, as everyone seems to be focused on the same mundane routines and actions. The protagonist emphasizes their refusal to conform to societal norms and desires to be different from others. They believe they are better than others and strive to be outstanding. The song also addresses the themes of apathy, depression, and the struggle of existence. The protagonist feels wounded by their apathetic surroundings and believes that depression only prolongs suffering. They paint a picture of dancing with death, metaphorically signifying an agonizing existence. They feel saddened by the fact that people will never truly understand the essence of existence and express their disappointment in others. In the end, the protagonist proclaims their desire to be unique rather than conforming to societal expectations. They repeatedly state that they want to stand out and be themselves, wishing to be exceptional rather than ordinary. Despite the dark and introspective themes, "One and Only" showcases the protagonist's longing for individuality and their rejection of societal conformity.
