Kaikou

In 'Kaikou,' milet delves into the profound sense of loss and longing that accompanies the end of a significant relationship. The song opens with a poignant question, asking if the loved one will stay by their side upon waking from a dream. This sets the tone for a narrative filled with yearning and the struggle to accept reality. The 'oto no nai lullaby' (soundless lullaby) and the 'nagashidasu pureiyaa' (flowing player) evoke a sense of emptiness and the passage of time, highlighting the void left by the absence of the loved one.

The lyrics are rich with metaphors that convey the depth of the emotional turmoil. The 'moeru you na towairaito' (burning twilight) and the 'fensu goshi no kisu' (kiss over the fence) symbolize moments of intense passion and barriers that cannot be crossed. These images reflect the internal conflict of wanting to hold on to memories while knowing that moving forward is inevitable. The recurring line, 'Still can’t believe that you’re gone,' underscores the disbelief and denial that often accompany grief.

milet's vocal delivery, combined with the haunting melody, amplifies the song's emotional impact. The plea for the loved one to 'come back' and the repeated 'Maybe' suggest a glimmer of hope amidst the despair. The song captures the universal experience of grappling with loss, making it relatable to anyone who has faced the end of a meaningful relationship. 'Kaikou' is a testament to milet's ability to convey complex emotions through her music, resonating deeply with listeners.