Embracing the Unpredictable: A Journey Through 'Dramatic'

Mass of the Fermenting Dregs' song 'Dramatic' delves into the themes of change, fate, and the ephemeral nature of memories. The lyrics, sung in Japanese, paint a vivid picture of a transformative experience. The opening lines, '思い出せば、数え切れない / 数え切れないくらい' (When I remember, there are countless / Countless), suggest a flood of memories that are too numerous to count, indicating a past filled with significant moments.

As the song progresses, the imagery of opening a window to let in light symbolizes a new beginning or a revelation. The light erases the protagonist's shadow, metaphorically taking away their past burdens and leading them towards an unknown future. This is further emphasized by the lines 'きっとこれは運命ね / だっておかしいもの' (Surely this is fate / Because it's strange), where the protagonist acknowledges the oddity and inevitability of their current situation.

The chorus reflects a sense of urgency and a desire to move forward, leaving behind the past. 'さっきまでの風景が / ひとつも思い出せない' (I can't remember the scenery from just a moment ago) and 'さっきまでの2人 / この際、捨てて' (The two of us from just a moment ago / Let's discard them) highlight the fleeting nature of memories and the willingness to embrace change. The song captures the essence of dramatic shifts in life, where the past becomes a blur, and the future is embraced with open arms.

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  1. 青い、濃い、橙色の日 (aoi, koi, daidaiiro no hi)
  2. Dramatic
  3. delusionalism
  4. このスピードの先へ (kono speed no saki e)
  5. Skabetty
  6. World Is Yours
  7. さんざめく (sanzameku)
  8. ONEDAY
  9. なんなん (nan nan)
  10. Highlight
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