Dejavu

Luna Sea's song 'Dejavu' delves into the complexities of human emotions and the repetitive nature of life's experiences. The lyrics paint a picture of individuals trapped in a cycle of negative emotions and actions, symbolized by the 'concrete gaps' they try to escape through. This imagery suggests a sense of confinement and the futile attempts to break free from their emotional struggles. The 'small star' mentioned in the lyrics represents the world or society, where people are burdened by fear and suffering, and negativity seems to have a stronghold over them.

The chorus emphasizes the loss of self-awareness and emotional numbness, as the repetition of 'Anata sae anata made wakaranaku naru hodo' (Even you, to the point where you don't understand yourself) highlights the deep disconnection individuals feel from their own hearts. This disconnection is further illustrated by the reflection in the mirror, where even one's own image seems to mock them. The song suggests that love and attachment, once seen as sources of comfort, have become entangled with lies and loneliness, leading to a sense of despair.

The recurring theme of 'Dejavu' in the lyrics underscores the idea that the scenarios of the past, present, and future are all part of an unending loop. The repetition of 'Mirai kako ima hitobito no drama scenario wa itsumo Dejavu' (The drama scenarios of the future, past, and present are always Dejavu) signifies that people are doomed to repeat their mistakes and emotional patterns. The inability to heal from past wounds and the continuous cycle of hurt and repetition are central to the song's message, reflecting a poignant commentary on the human condition.