Kyōsōkyoku - Tanbinaru Kettō

The song "Kyōsōkyoku - Tanbinaru Kettō" by Roses Blood Symphony is a poetic and dramatic piece that delves into themes of struggle, unity, and eternal beauty. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world marred by conflict and darkness, yet also filled with hope and resilience. The opening lines describe the end of the night, symbolized by the sound of a bell, and the beginning of a journey on a path wet with night dew. This sets the stage for a narrative of perseverance and solidarity.

The song's chorus, "Ah beautiful world is forever," serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring beauty and hope that persists even in the face of adversity. The imagery of "roses blood symphony" suggests a blend of beauty and pain, highlighting the duality of existence. The lyrics speak of a world tainted by giant insects, a metaphor for corruption and decay, yet the protagonists fight for honor and love, underscoring the theme of noble struggle.

The repeated references to unity and shared purpose, such as "掌を重ね合えば" (if we join our hands) and "絆を強くひく" (strengthen our bonds), emphasize the importance of solidarity in overcoming challenges. The song also touches on the idea of eternal legacy, with lines like "長き歴史を越えて" (beyond long history) and "朽ちることのない絆" (bonds that never decay), suggesting that the fight for beauty and truth transcends time. The final call to "歌え耽美の地で" (sing in the land of aestheticism) and "響け roses blood symphony" (resonate, roses blood symphony) encapsulates the song's message of finding beauty and meaning in the struggle, and letting it resonate through eternity.