Ah, My Romantic Road

Pellek's song 'Ah, My Romantic Road' delves into the timeless struggle between hope and despair, justice and injustice. The lyrics, written in Japanese, paint a vivid picture of a world filled with sorrow and unfulfilled dreams. The opening lines, 'ああ 果てなき夢よ' (Ah, endless dream), set the tone for a journey that is both personal and universal. The protagonist is haunted by the cries of those who suffer, questioning whether their pain will ever find solace. This sense of urgency and frustration is encapsulated in the line, '男の胸にくすぶる焦燥が今もずっと許すマジと叫んでる' (The smoldering impatience in a man's heart keeps shouting, 'I won't forgive')

The song also explores the theme of responsibility and the moral duty to act. The protagonist cannot ignore the '弱い涙' (weak tears) of others, even if fate seems to play cruel tricks. This sense of duty is further emphasized in the lines, '誰かが今日も泣くならその悲しみを救いに行こう' (If someone cries today, let's go save that sadness). The lyrics suggest that even in a world where people often stray from the right path, there is a burning anger and a desire to correct these wrongs. This is poignantly expressed in '男の胸に刺した怒りが尚もずっと正すべしと燃えている' (The anger that pierced a man's heart still burns, saying it must be corrected)

Ultimately, 'Ah, My Romantic Road' is a call to action and a beacon of hope. The protagonist dreams of a world where '誰もが今日を笑って終えられる日' (a day when everyone can end today with a smile) will come. Despite the fading world, the song insists on holding onto hope, '薄んでゆく世界に希望の心失くしはしない' (In a fading world, don't lose the heart of hope). The journey may be long and arduous, but the dream remains bright and dazzling, urging us to continue walking the 'romantic road' towards a kinder tomorrow.