Jirettai

Anzen Chitai's song "Jirettai" delves into the intense emotions of unfulfilled love and desire. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate yet frustrating relationship where the protagonist feels an overwhelming need to connect more deeply with their partner. The phrase "わからずやのぬれたくちびるで 死にたいほど胸に火をつけて" (With your stubborn, wet lips, you set my heart on fire to the point of wanting to die) encapsulates the burning intensity of their feelings. This metaphor of fire represents both the passion and the pain that come with such deep emotions.

The recurring theme of wanting to know more, expressed in lines like "もっともっと知りたい" (I want to know more and more), highlights the protagonist's insatiable curiosity and longing for a deeper connection. Despite the sweet moments, such as the "甘いキス" (sweet kiss), there is a sense of elusiveness and escape, as the partner manages to slip away, leaving the protagonist yearning for more. This push and pull dynamic creates a sense of frustration, as indicated by the word "じれったい" (frustrating).

The song also touches on the idea of mutual dependence and the difficulty of finding joy alone, as seen in "ひとりずつじゃ喜べそうにない" (It seems we can't be happy alone). The protagonist's desire to continue their relationship and dreams, even through the night, reflects a longing for an endless connection. The imagery of burning hearts and bodies, as well as the desire to keep dreaming, underscores the intensity and persistence of their emotions. Anzen Chitai's musical style, known for its emotional depth and melodic richness, perfectly complements the lyrical content, making "Jirettai" a poignant exploration of love's complexities.