Asthenia Bullet Stain

In 'Asthenia Bullet Stain,' deadman 死人 delves into themes of despair, isolation, and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent world. The song opens with the imagery of a 'worn-out dog' bearing a bullet wound, a powerful metaphor for vulnerability and suffering. The absence of anyone to lift or comfort the dog underscores a sense of abandonment and loneliness. This is further emphasized by the repeated phrase 'Loop slow down, people dancing,' suggesting a world that continues to move and celebrate, indifferent to individual suffering.

The second verse mirrors the first, this time focusing on a 'worn-out man' who appears to be laughing, yet no one is there to embrace him. This parallel between the dog and the man highlights the universal nature of suffering and the human condition. The refrain 'Tashika na mono wa, I love you' juxtaposes the certainty of love with the despair and sacrifices that seem to accompany it. The lyrics suggest that love and despair are intertwined, and that powerlessness and deceit are inherent parts of life.

The song reaches a poignant moment with the line 'Aishiteru,' where a child's voice expressing love fades away, symbolizing the fragility and fleeting nature of genuine connection. The repetition of 'I love you' amidst the backdrop of despair and disillusionment paints a picture of a soul beginning to distort under the weight of these emotions. deadman 死人 uses these stark contrasts to explore the complexities of human existence, making 'Asthenia Bullet Stain' a haunting reflection on the delicate balance between love, despair, and the search for meaning in a world that often feels indifferent.