Break a Road

Mamoru Miyano's song 'Break a Road' is a powerful anthem about self-belief, courage, and the pursuit of one's dreams. The lyrics encourage listeners to trust in themselves and take bold steps towards their aspirations, even when faced with risks and uncertainties. The repeated question, 'Can't you believe? Baby why don't you believe yourself?' serves as a call to action, urging individuals to have faith in their abilities and potential. This theme is further emphasized with lines like 'come to me sugu ni souzou ijou no dream' and 'yuuki de try baby try again,' which translate to 'come to me immediately, a dream beyond imagination' and 'with courage, try baby try again,' respectively.

The song also addresses the struggles and challenges that one might face on their journey. Phrases like 'Dareka no sei ni shite ita bad days' and 'kago no naka wa ikiru ki ga shinai' reflect the feelings of being trapped and blaming others for one's bad days. However, Miyano encourages breaking free from these constraints with the line 'kizuato ga shoumei suru n' da break a road tonight,' meaning 'the scars prove it, break a road tonight.' This metaphor of breaking a road signifies overcoming obstacles and forging a new path.

Moreover, 'Break a Road' highlights the importance of living in the moment and seizing opportunities. The lyrics 'Tatoe RISUKU ga aru toshite mo shinjiru michi erande with you' and 'koukai shinai basho de ikiru yo tatta ichido no kyou dakara' translate to 'Even if there are risks, choose the path you believe in with you' and 'live in a place without regrets because today is only once.' These lines inspire listeners to embrace the present and make the most of their unique journey. The song's energetic and uplifting tone, combined with its motivational message, makes it a compelling call to action for anyone seeking to break free from limitations and pursue their true potential.