Papermoon

The song 'Papermoon' by the artist associated with the anime 'Soul Eater' delves into themes of hope, protection, and the guiding light amidst darkness. The lyrics speak of falling 'into my shadow,' which suggests a descent into a darker, perhaps more challenging, part of one's life or psyche. The phrase 'iki wo hisomete' which translates to 'holding one's breath,' indicates a sense of anticipation or preparing oneself for what is to come in the 'deadly night.'

The chorus, 'Fairy blue, kimi no tame ni hoshi wo kudaki kazaritsuketa Black paper Moon,' which translates to 'For you, I will smash the stars and decorate them on the black paper moon,' serves as a powerful metaphor for going to great lengths to create a sense of safety or normalcy ('decorate') in the midst of chaos or uncertainty ('black paper moon'). The repeated assurances, 'When you're lost here, I am forever with your soul,' convey a message of unwavering support and companionship, even when one feels lost or alone.

The song also touches on the theme of destiny and the power of belief. The lyrics encourage the listener not to be misled or broken, suggesting a resilience that comes from within. The 'ikiru akashi' or 'proof of life' and 'kizuna to iu eien' or 'eternal bonds' symbolize the lasting connections and the evidence of one's existence and purpose. The song ultimately sends a message of hope and encouragement to trust in oneself and in the connections with others, even when facing the darkest of times.