I Can Feel

Hyde's song 'I Can Feel' delves into the profound experience of connection and unity with another person. The lyrics convey a sense of bliss and wonder, as the narrator feels an almost fated bond with their partner. The opening lines, 'Feel, I can feel you - the bliss, your kiss / I can't believe it - could this be fate?' suggest a deep emotional and physical connection that feels destined. This theme of fate and destiny is a recurring motif in the song, emphasizing the significance of the relationship.

The song also explores the idea of merging souls and the dissolution of individual boundaries. Phrases like 'You're part of me / We're melting into each other' highlight the transformative power of love, where two individuals become one. This merging is described as a release of 'kuuryoku' (gravity), symbolizing the liberation of the soul and the transcendence of earthly constraints. The repeated refrain 'I can feel' underscores the intensity and certainty of this connection, as if the narrator has been waiting for this moment of truth and realization.

Additionally, the lyrics touch on the ineffable nature of this bond, where words become unnecessary. 'Words, we don't need them / This soup of the soul' suggests a deep, intuitive understanding between the partners. The imagery of a completed puzzle, 'Kokoro no pazuru complete / Saigo no piisu ga ima / Umekomareta so sweet,' signifies the fulfillment and completeness that comes with finding the missing piece in one's life. The song ultimately celebrates the joy and truth found in a profound, soul-deep connection, where life's mysteries fade away in the face of true love.