Shitsu Tsubasa No Seiiki

Diaura's song 'Shitsu Tsubasa No Seiiki' delves into themes of pain, redemption, and the struggle to find meaning in a world filled with suffering. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a 'paradise' that is incomplete and fleeting, sinking into a temporary dream. This paradise is haunted by the ghosts of the past, represented by the 'righteous people' who have drowned in their own history. The song suggests that escaping reality and indulging in the past is ultimately meaningless, as it only leads to more pain and confusion.

The recurring plea for divine intervention—'God save me'—highlights the desperation and frustration felt by the narrator. These lines reflect a deep yearning for salvation from the torment of their own mind and circumstances. The song's chorus emphasizes the importance of imagination, frustration, and domination, suggesting that these elements are integral to the narrator's struggle and eventual redemption. The voice and dreams of the narrator serve as guiding lights, leading them towards a reunion on a hill, symbolizing hope and a new beginning.

The imagery of 'virgin sky' and 'broken wings' further underscores the themes of fragility and the quest for purity and freedom. Despite the pain and betrayal experienced, the narrator remains determined to reach a sky that belongs only to them and their beloved. The song concludes with a sense of resilience and determination, as the narrator vows to continue their journey, even if they are broken. The repeated phrase 'In virgin sky' serves as a powerful reminder of the purity and potential that still exists, despite the hardships faced.