Will

In 'Will,' Soul Hunter crafts a lyrical journey that explores themes of dreams, belief, and resilience. The song opens with a quest for a 'yume no kuni' or 'dream country,' symbolizing an ideal state or a personal utopia. The protagonist is searching for this dreamland, and the name of the person they seek becomes etched in everyone's hearts. This suggests a universal longing for something or someone that transcends individual experiences, resonating deeply within the collective consciousness.

The lyrics delve into overcoming sadness and transforming it into a smile, asking if it's okay to believe in the person who has endured such hardships. This transformation from sorrow to joy is a powerful metaphor for resilience and hope. The song acknowledges the struggles and confusion ('mayottari shita keredo') but emphasizes that the wounds and losses will eventually turn into something shining and beautiful. This message of hope is further reinforced by the belief in wings that will never be defeated by regret, suggesting an unwavering spirit and the potential for boundless possibilities.

The recurring theme of not being able to live alone ('hitoribocchi dja ikite yukenai') highlights the importance of connection and support. The protagonist learns the value of what is truly important, even if it was always nearby but unnoticed. The song's imagery of running towards a 'dream paradise' while being watched over by someone who believes in them ('kimi wo shinjite ii desu ka?') encapsulates the essence of trust and faith in one another. The repeated questioning of whether it's okay to believe in the person signifies a deep yearning for reassurance and mutual belief, making 'Will' a poignant reflection on the power of dreams, resilience, and the human connection.