Heavens Drive (feat. KM, vividboooy)

In '(sic)boy's' song 'Heavens Drive (feat. KM, vividboooy)', the lyrics paint a vivid picture of a restless urban landscape illuminated by neon signs. The phrase 'Let’s get in heaven’s drive' suggests embarking on a journey or an escape, possibly from the mundane or the oppressive aspects of life. The repeated imagery of a sleepless city and the defiant gesture of raising a middle finger to a 'lazy night' reflect a sense of rebellion and a desire to break free from the constraints imposed by society or fate, symbolized by the '神様の気まぐれ' (God's whims).

The song delves into themes of freedom and self-determination, as seen in lines like '自由自在 たちまわる映画' (freely moving like a movie). However, it also acknowledges the struggles and the cyclical nature of negative experiences ('戻る度にネガティブの連鎖'). The lyrics juxtapose the superficial allure of a vibrant city with the underlying emptiness ('味は濃くても中身は軽薄'). This contrast highlights the tension between appearance and reality, a common theme in urban life.

Moreover, the song emphasizes the importance of resilience and camaraderie. The lines '仲間あって幸せなってく' (becoming happy with friends) and '未来は明るい imagine' (imagine a bright future) suggest that despite the challenges, there is hope and strength in unity. The repeated call to 'burnin this heaven’s drive' signifies a relentless pursuit of one's dreams and a refusal to be subdued by external forces. The song ultimately encourages listeners to take control of their destiny and create their own narrative, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity.