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Reol's song 'No Title' delves into the complex journey of self-discovery and transformation. The lyrics reflect a deep introspection, questioning whether the protagonist has become the person they always dreamed of. The line 'ずっと夢見てた僕になれたかな' (Have I become the person I always dreamed of?) sets the tone for this exploration. The protagonist acknowledges that they have come too far to turn back, symbolizing a point of no return in their personal growth. The imagery of '二段飛ばして' (skipping two steps) suggests a rapid, almost reckless pursuit of their goals, driven by an unyielding determination to move forward.

The song also touches on the pain and struggle inherent in this journey. The lyrics '深くなる傷を縫い糊付け' (sewing and gluing deeper wounds) and '焦る呼吸とビート' (anxious breath and beat) convey a sense of enduring hardship and emotional turmoil. The protagonist seems to be grappling with internal conflicts and societal pressures, questioning what is deemed 'correct' or 'wrong' by others. This is evident in the lines '何が正統？ないな栄号' (What is legitimate? There is no honor) and 'あんたが嫌いなあいつはきっと ただ「それだけ」で不正解なんだ' (The person you hate is just 'wrong' for that reason alone).

A recurring theme in the song is the idea of gradual decay and transformation. The repeated phrase 'ゆるやかに崩れ壊れてく' (slowly crumbling and breaking) symbolizes the protagonist's old self being destroyed, making way for a new identity. This transformation is not without its challenges, as indicated by '昨日までの僕が殺されていく' (the me until yesterday is being killed). The song also highlights the importance of connection and communication, as the protagonist finds solace in a voice that sings to drown out the negativity around them. This voice represents a source of comfort and strength, helping them navigate through their struggles and ultimately leading to a sense of renewal and rebirth.