Kono Koi ga Owaru Made

Fujita Maiko's song 'Kono Koi ga Owaru Made' delves into the poignant and often painful experience of unrequited love. The lyrics express a deep yearning and a struggle between holding on and letting go. The repeated phrase 'もうすこし もうすこし だけ' (Just a little more, just a little more) signifies the protagonist's desire to extend the fleeting moments of connection with the person they love, despite knowing that this love may never be reciprocated.

The song captures the internal conflict of loving someone who cannot be yours. The lines 'あきらめなければ いけない ひとを すきになったら どうすればいいの' (What should I do if I fall in love with someone I have to give up on?) highlight the emotional turmoil and the sense of inevitability that comes with unrequited love. The protagonist is torn between their deep feelings and the reality that pursuing this love might hurt others or themselves.

Despite the heartache, there is a sense of gratitude and cherished memories. The lyrics 'このこいに であえて ほんとうによかった' (I'm really glad I met this love) reflect a bittersweet appreciation for the experience, even if it is painful. The song beautifully encapsulates the complexity of emotions involved in unrequited love, from longing and despair to acceptance and gratitude. Fujita Maiko's gentle and emotive vocal delivery further enhances the song's emotional depth, making it a touching and relatable piece for anyone who has experienced similar feelings.