Spiral

Dustz's song 'Spiral' delves deep into the themes of existential despair and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent world. The lyrics, a mix of Japanese, French, and English, reflect a universal struggle with feelings of entrapment and hopelessness. The opening lines, 'samayou trap in endless night / sonzai jitai ni imi ushinai,' set the tone for a journey through a nightmarish reality where existence itself seems devoid of meaning. This sense of being lost and unable to return to a more innocent past is a recurring motif throughout the song.

The chorus, 'Do you know that hope is fake in this world / And despair is the only truth I've got,' starkly contrasts hope and despair, suggesting that the latter is the only reliable constant in the singer's life. The use of multiple languages adds layers of complexity, emphasizing the universality of these feelings. The French lines, 'J'ai plus rien a croire / Cette vie qu'est-ce qu'il y a a voir?' further underscore the futility and suffering inherent in life, questioning the very purpose of existence.

As the song progresses, the lyrics become increasingly frantic and desperate, culminating in a cry for liberation: 'genkai kowashitai that's my last scream / sakerenai anything / No pain no gain zettai kousen.' This final outburst encapsulates the relentless struggle against an unchanging, suffering world. The repeated phrase 'Ne pense pas qu'on passe sur un chemin entendu' serves as a reminder that life is an ongoing battle, not a predetermined path. Dustz's 'Spiral' is a poignant exploration of the human condition, capturing the essence of existential angst and the relentless search for meaning in a chaotic world.