Hitori Janai (Not Alone)

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The Comfort of Togetherness in SEVENTEEN's 'Hitori Janai (Not Alone)'

SEVENTEEN's 'Hitori Janai (Not Alone)' is a heartfelt anthem that speaks to the universal experience of feeling isolated and the comforting realization that we are never truly alone. The song opens with the narrator waking up from a dream, feeling the absence of something precious that was once close. This sets the stage for a journey of introspection and emotional healing, as the narrator grapples with feelings of loss and longing.

The lyrics delve into the narrator's attempts to cope with these emotions, from reading old notes to waiting for someone who may never come. Despite these moments of uncertainty, there is a recurring message of hope and reassurance. The phrase 'ひとりじゃない' (hitori janai), meaning 'not alone,' is a powerful reminder that warmth and support are always present, even if not immediately visible. This sentiment is reinforced by the promise of a new dawn and the certainty of reuniting with loved ones.

The song also emphasizes the importance of memories and the enduring presence of those who have been there for us. The narrator finds strength in these memories, realizing that they are never truly alone. This realization empowers them to face the future with confidence and hope. The recurring theme of togetherness and emotional support is a testament to the band's ability to connect with their audience on a deeply personal level, offering solace and encouragement through their music.

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