ムダな君 (useless you)

The song 'ムダな君 (useless you)' by Sodikken appears to be a poetic and metaphorical exploration of feelings of inadequacy and the ephemeral nature of existence. The lyrics, though abstract, suggest a narrative of something or someone that was once present but is now gone, leaving behind only a trace or a memory. The mention of a 'clean smell' waking up a goat and the fear of a small tomato could symbolize small, seemingly insignificant moments that hold deeper emotional significance for the narrator. The tomato, compared to the dust on the ceiling, might represent the overlooked beauty in mundane aspects of life.

The disappearance of 'まきみ' while walking with a daughter and the reference to a precious stone in the belly that exploded could be interpreted as the loss of something deeply valuable and the emotional impact of that loss. The repeated lines 'いないよ' (not here) emphasize the absence and the void left behind. The glittering dust on the ground is perhaps the only tangible evidence of what was once there. This could be a metaphor for how people or experiences leave their mark on us, even after they're gone.

The final verses touch on the idea of revealing one's true self to the world and the potential for recognition or applause ('そらははくしゅしたでしょう' - the sky would have applauded). The mention of a worm accentuating one's skin before the nature of the event is questioned ('なんだった かぜか しらないよ' - was it the wind, I don't know) adds to the sense of uncertainty and searching for meaning. The song ends with an image of decorating with silver stars, perhaps a metaphor for trying to beautify or make sense of one's existence.