Candle Queen

The song "Candle Queen" by Gumi, a Vocaloid character voiced by Megumi Nakajima, tells the story of a woman who thrives on attention and power, likening her to a queen whose crown is made of fire. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who learned from a young age that a certain wildness would garner the attention she craved. As she grows older, she doesn't develop humility or patience; instead, she becomes more entrenched in her ways, always seeking to be the center of attention.

The metaphor of the 'Candle Queen' suggests a person who is bright and captivating, like a flame, but also potentially destructive. The flames that make her a queen are the same that can lead to her downfall. The song describes her addiction to adrenaline and attention, and how she manipulates others to maintain her status. However, this relentless pursuit of power and recognition leads to her isolation, as she pushes away friends and becomes a mere caricature of her true self.

In the final verses, the song offers a glimmer of hope, suggesting that it's not too late for change. Yet, the 'Candle Queen' is ultimately left alone, her crown of fire broken, a victim to the very flames that once made her powerful. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of letting one's ego and desire for attention spiral out of control, leading to a lonely and tragic end.