Hope and Resilience in the Rain of July

Man With a Mission's song 'Rain Of July' is a poignant exploration of hope, resilience, and the power of belief amidst adversity. The lyrics, written in Japanese, paint a vivid picture of a person counting their tears in the rain of July, symbolizing a period of emotional turmoil and reflection. The rain, often a metaphor for cleansing and renewal, gently washes away the scars and mistakes of the past, suggesting a sense of healing and forgiveness.

The song delves into the protagonist's inner world, where they feel isolated and defeated, as if left behind at the edge of the world. Despite this, they find solace and strength in the words of a loved one, who encourages them to keep believing. This belief is portrayed as a source of miracles, a beacon of light that can guide them through the darkest times. The recurring theme of faith and the promise of light shining upon them underscores the transformative power of hope and the importance of holding onto it, even when the world seems to be against them.

The lyrics also touch on the idea of shared mistakes and collective healing. The rain not only soothes individual wounds but also gently washes away the errors made together, highlighting the theme of mutual support and understanding. The protagonist's silent scream, a powerful image of suppressed pain and determination, reflects their unwavering commitment to remember and honor the feelings of their loved one. This dedication is further emphasized by their continuous prayers for a day when light will shine upon their loved one, symbolizing a future filled with hope and redemption.

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  1. WABI・SABI・WASABI
  2. 絆ノ奇跡 (kizuna no kiseki)
  3. Raise Your Flag
  4. I'll Be There (Romaji)
  5. My Hero
  6. Change The World
  7. Your Way
  8. Take Me Under
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