Mo-Eh-Wa (もうええわ)

Fujii Kaze's song 'Mo-Eh-Wa (もうええわ)' is a powerful anthem about liberation and the courage to let go of past burdens. The lyrics convey a sense of breaking free from constraints and embracing a new, lighter path. The opening lines, 'さあ羽根伸ばしてここから / とらわれてばっかだったから' (Let's spread our wings from here / Because we've been trapped for so long), set the tone for a journey towards freedom and self-discovery. Kaze encourages listeners to release their pent-up joy and walk freely, unafraid of past encounters or mistakes.

The song also touches on the shared human experience of navigating through uncertain times. 'みんな先が見えない夜道を / 共に迷い歩く夜更け時' (Everyone walks together through the dark, uncertain night), highlights the collective struggle and the importance of not giving in to fear or despair. Kaze's message is clear: face the challenges head-on, and don't be afraid to knock on closed doors. The repeated phrase 'もうええわ' (That's enough) serves as a mantra for taking control and deciding when to move on.

Throughout the song, Kaze uses vivid imagery and metaphors to illustrate the process of healing and moving forward. Lines like '傷口はいつかかさぶた / すぐ剥がれ落ちてさよなら' (Wounds will eventually scab over / And soon fall off, saying goodbye) suggest that emotional wounds, like physical ones, will heal with time. The song's climax, where Kaze declares, 'もうええわ自由になるわ / 泣くくらいじゃったら笑ったるわ' (That's enough, I'll be free / If I have to cry, I'll laugh instead), encapsulates the essence of choosing joy and freedom over sorrow and entanglement. 'Mo-Eh-Wa' is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of letting go.