Inside Beast

The GazettE's song 'Inside Beast' delves into the tumultuous and often dark aspects of the human psyche. The lyrics are a raw and unfiltered exploration of inner turmoil, self-hate, and the struggle to keep one's darker impulses in check. The repeated plea to 'give me your beast inside' suggests a confrontation with one's inner demons, urging the listener to acknowledge and perhaps even embrace these hidden aspects of themselves.

The song's protagonist grapples with feelings of abnormality and a sense of being misunderstood. Lines like 'My feeling is not cheap at all' and 'You don’t know it' highlight a deep-seated frustration with being judged or underestimated by others. The imagery of 'borrowed fang' and 'bite off my skin and cell' evokes a sense of vulnerability and the fear of being exposed, yet it also suggests a defiance against those who would seek to harm or exploit this vulnerability.

The chorus, with its repeated cries of 'I have a headache, I’m about to go crazy,' captures the intense mental anguish and the desire to erase the 'dirty beast inside.' This could be interpreted as a metaphor for the internal battle against self-destructive thoughts and behaviors. The song's use of both English and Japanese lyrics adds a layer of complexity, reflecting the band's cultural roots and the universal nature of the themes they explore. Ultimately, 'Inside Beast' is a powerful anthem of self-acceptance and the ongoing struggle to reconcile with one's inner darkness.