Shunkashuutou

Hilcrhyme's song 'Shunkashuutou' is a beautiful ode to the changing seasons and the enduring nature of love. The title itself, 'Shunkashuutou,' translates to 'Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter,' setting the stage for a lyrical journey through the year. The song captures the essence of experiencing each season with a loved one, highlighting the joy and memories created together.

The lyrics paint vivid pictures of seasonal activities: cherry blossom viewing in spring, barbecues under the summer sun, admiring autumn foliage, and enjoying the snowy winter landscape. These activities are not just about the seasons but about the shared experiences and the bond between the couple. The repetition of the question, 'Kotoshi no [season] wa doko ni ikou ka?' ('Where shall we go this [season]?'), emphasizes the anticipation and excitement of planning future adventures together.

Beyond the picturesque descriptions, the song delves into the emotional depth of the relationship. It acknowledges the ups and downs, the arguments, and the reconciliations, portraying a realistic and mature love. The lyrics also touch on the idea of creating lasting memories and the hope of passing down these cherished moments to future generations. The line 'Itsuka moshi kodomo ga umareta nara oshie you' ('If we ever have children, let's teach them') signifies the desire to share the love and experiences with their children.

' Shunkashuutou' is a celebration of love's resilience and the beauty of life's fleeting moments. It reminds us that the true essence of each season is best enjoyed with someone special, making every moment a cherished memory.