Alone

The song 'Alone' by My First Story is a powerful anthem of defiance and self-discovery. The lyrics express a strong rejection of external control and a determination to live life on one's own terms. The repeated phrase 'No more!' signifies a breaking point, a refusal to let others dictate one's life. This sentiment is further emphasized by the lines 'We are sick of people deciding our lives with no faith' and 'We will never quit to judge to live with everyday.' The song calls for self-belief and taking control of one's destiny, urging listeners to 'pick your side and place your bet and believe yourself.'

The song also delves into the internal struggle of finding one's identity and purpose. The lyrics 'What is my dream for right now?' and 'What if I had let it go?' reflect a deep introspection and questioning of one's goals and aspirations. The use of both English and Japanese in the lyrics adds a layer of complexity, highlighting the universal nature of these struggles. The lines 'Kudakechitte samayotte usoittatte / Karamatte mou keshitakute' convey a sense of being lost and entangled in lies, yet there is a desire to break free and find one's true self.

The theme of self-discovery is further explored through the imagery of walking a distant path and the search for confidence. The lyrics 'Touku arukidashita boku no meni utsutteita / Aitte kobore ochita' suggest a journey of self-reflection and the realization of one's vulnerabilities. Despite the challenges and repeated failures, the song emphasizes resilience and the importance of staying true to oneself. The closing lines 'I will release for myself / We are not alone' offer a message of hope and solidarity, reminding listeners that they are not alone in their struggles and that self-liberation is possible.