Theater D

Myth & Roid's 'Theater D' is a haunting exploration of despair and hopelessness, set against the backdrop of a never-ending theatrical performance. The song opens with the protagonist lamenting the loss of a ticket, symbolizing a lost opportunity or a gateway to something better. The program for the day is a tragedy, a masterpiece devoid of any salvation, setting the tone for the dark themes that follow. The lyrics implore the audience to remain silent, as hope is described as noisy, suggesting that any semblance of optimism is unwelcome in this bleak narrative.

The recurring imagery of rotting dreams and the absence of wishes or smiles paints a picture of a world steeped in decay and despair. The curtain opening signifies the beginning of an endless show, a 'party' where shadows dance in the darkness. This metaphorical party is a place where no one can escape, and the show, filled with clumsy and grotesque waltzes, continues indefinitely. The protagonist sings a song for their memories, mocking them, and asks for applause, which only serves to push them further into despair.

The song's climax questions the listener's feelings, asking if they find fun, joy, or relief in this macabre setting, only to conclude that they have indeed fallen into the abyss. The wailing and howling from the dark further emphasize the inescapable nature of this tragic theater. The repeated invitation to the party and the assertion that no one can escape highlight the cyclical and unending nature of despair. 'Theater D' is a powerful commentary on the human condition, using the metaphor of a never-ending performance to illustrate the pervasive and inescapable nature of hopelessness and sorrow.