Haruka

Lacco Tower's song 'Haruka' is a deeply emotional ballad that explores themes of farewell, longing, and the hope of reunion. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a poignant goodbye, set against the backdrop of a night sky. The phrase 'さようならの合図が夜空に響けば' (When the signal of goodbye echoes in the night sky) serves as a recurring motif, emphasizing the finality and emotional weight of parting ways.

The song delves into the narrator's internal struggle as they watch someone they care about leave. The imagery of '君の左から見てた横顔を見ていた' (I was watching your profile from the left) and '長い髪が邪魔をしてる' (Your long hair is in the way) captures the intimate yet distant nature of their connection. The narrator is caught in a limbo of emotions, unable to laugh or cry, as words become the only means of expression.

As the song progresses, the '悲しみの雨音' (sound of the rain of sadness) metaphorically washes away any spoken words, leaving only the raw emotions of the farewell. The lyrics '目を開けたら 空に舞う宝石 水面に映れば' (When I open my eyes, the jewels dancing in the sky reflect on the water's surface) evoke a sense of fleeting beauty and the ephemeral nature of moments shared. The song concludes with a mix of gratitude, hope, and sorrow, encapsulated in the lines 'ありがとうと また会おうと さよならを 全部混ぜて鳴り響く' (Thank you, let's meet again, goodbye, all mixed together and resounding).

'Haruka' is a testament to Lacco Tower's ability to convey complex emotions through poetic lyrics and evocative imagery. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the bittersweet pain of saying goodbye, while also holding onto the hope of a future reunion.