Very Very

Afromania's song 'Very Very' is a heartfelt ode to unwavering support, hope, and the strength found in close relationships. The lyrics express a deep desire to understand and be there for someone special, emphasizing the importance of emotional connection and mutual support. The repeated phrases 'Very very much' and 'Very very good' highlight the positive and reassuring nature of the bond between the singer and the person they are addressing. This repetition serves to reinforce the message of steadfastness and reliability in their relationship.

The song delves into the emotional struggles and challenges faced by the person the singer cares about. Lines like 'kimi no sono kokoro no naka wo no zoite shiritai' (I want to look into your heart and know your feelings) and 'hitori seotta kimi no sugata kirai hikarunamida no wake wa' (I hate seeing you burdened alone, the reason for your shining tears) show a deep empathy and a desire to share the emotional load. The singer offers unwavering support, symbolized by the 'eeru' (cheer) they send, and encourages resilience and hope for the future.

The imagery of the 'blue sky' and 'shining light' in the lyrics symbolizes hope and a brighter future. The song suggests that no matter what challenges arise, the bond between the singer and the person they care about will remain strong and unchanging. This message is encapsulated in the lines 'bokura wa itsumo kibou de chikarazuyoku saiterunda' (we always bloom strongly with hope) and 'bokura wa asu wo terasu tsuyoi hikari dearitainda' (we want to be a strong light that illuminates tomorrow). The song's uplifting and positive tone, combined with its catchy melody, makes it a comforting anthem for anyone going through tough times.