Yuki No Iro

Porno Graffitti's song 'Yuki No Iro' delves into the complexities of human emotions and relationships, using the metaphor of snow to explore themes of purity, transformation, and the passage of time. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a room adorned with a single painting, symbolizing the layers of experiences and emotions that have been added over time. The artist grapples with how to depict the pure, almost ethereal presence of a loved one, akin to the pristine nature of snow.

The song reflects on the artist's fear of tainting this purity with their own imperfections, as seen in the lines 'Boku wa yubi saki wo / Yogoshita mama tsutateru / Konna te de furetara kiete shima wa nai ka na?' This fear is juxtaposed with the realization that the presence of the loved one brings meaning and direction to their life, transforming even the most chaotic and uncertain future into something significant and hopeful.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of resilience and the enduring nature of what is truly important. Despite facing harsh words and moments of despair, the artist feels a deep-seated belief that the essential things in life cannot be easily tarnished. This is beautifully captured in the lines 'Taisetsu na mono wa tashikade / Sonna kantan ni / Kegasare wa shinai to / Dokka de kanjiteita.' The song concludes with a sense of warmth and hope, as the artist envisions a future where they can continue to move forward, supported by the presence of their loved one, much like the snow that covers the town, appearing warm despite its cold nature.