Wasuregataki

Huwie Ishizaki's song 'Wasuregataki' delves into the complexities of human emotions and the relentless pursuit of one's dreams, despite the inevitable pain and struggles that come with it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a journey filled with both internal and external conflicts, emphasizing the necessity of enduring pain as part of an unscripted life story. The imagery of the moon sitting over the night sea suggests a constant presence of hope and guidance amidst darkness.

The song speaks to the idea of embracing one's flaws and mistakes, as Ishizaki expresses a desire to remain honest and true to oneself, even if it means causing pain to others. This raw honesty is portrayed as a 'light' that cannot be compromised, highlighting the importance of staying true to one's convictions. The repeated phrase 'この世界で' (in this world) underscores the determination to navigate and conquer the challenges within the current reality, rather than escaping or ignoring them.

Ishizaki also touches on the theme of resilience and the refusal to give up, no matter how dire the circumstances. The lines 'ゼロから這い上がれ 空が割れたって' (crawl up from zero, even if the sky breaks) encapsulate the spirit of starting over and pushing forward against all odds. The song's climax, with its references to enduring for '七十年 七百年 七千年' (seventy years, seven hundred years, seven thousand years), symbolizes an eternal bloom of perseverance and hope, suggesting that the journey and struggle are timeless and universal aspects of the human experience.