Mienaikara Ne

Sora Amamiya's song 'Mienaikara Ne' delves into the unsettling experience of dealing with unseen and malevolent forces. The repeated plea of 'やめてやめて もうやめて' (Stop, stop, please stop) sets the tone for a narrative filled with anxiety and fear. The protagonist is tormented by invisible entities, which are referred to as '悪霊' (evil spirits). This constant presence disrupts their peace of mind, making it impossible to feel secure or at ease.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the protagonist's daily life, where even a 'sunny day' is overshadowed by the lurking danger of these spirits. The mention of 'キャパシティーすでにオーバー' (capacity already over) highlights the overwhelming nature of their situation. Despite attempts to ignore or dismiss these entities, the protagonist finds it increasingly difficult to maintain a facade of normalcy. The use of phrases like '気づかないふりで' (pretending not to notice) and 'このまま過ぎ去って' (just let it pass) underscores the struggle to cope with this invisible threat.

The song also touches on the futility of conventional methods to ward off these spirits, such as '助霊グッズ' (spirit-banishing goods) and '盛塩' (piles of salt). Despite these efforts, the spirits persist, leading to a sense of hopelessness and desperation. The protagonist's plea for the spirits to leave them alone, 'やめてやめて もうやめて', is a cry for relief from this relentless torment. The song captures the essence of living with unseen fears and the toll it takes on one's mental health, making it a poignant reflection on the struggle to find peace in the face of invisible adversities.