Aftermath

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Navigating the Emotional Landscape of 'Aftermath' by Sukekiyo

Sukekiyo's song 'Aftermath' delves into the complex emotional terrain that follows a significant event or realization. The lyrics, written in Japanese, are rich with metaphors and abstract imagery, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that invites listeners to explore their own interpretations. The opening lines, 'かぜはこえ / さめたゆめ / いろちへ' (The wind is a voice / A cold dream / To a different color), set the tone for a journey through a surreal and introspective landscape. This suggests a transition from a state of confusion or disillusionment to a new, albeit uncertain, reality.

The song continues with 'あるねがい / そっとはやる' (A certain wish / Gently hurries), hinting at a desire or hope that propels the narrator forward. This wish, however, is tempered by the complexity of human emotions, as seen in the lines 'ひといろかみまれる / うそあるとむすうやさしさ' (One color is bitten / Lies and countless kindnesses). Here, Sukekiyo explores the duality of truth and deception, and the myriad forms of kindness that can both heal and hurt.

The chorus, 'わすれない / わすれたい' (I won't forget / I want to forget), encapsulates the central conflict of the song. This push and pull between memory and the desire to move on is a universal theme, resonating with anyone who has experienced loss or change. The final lines, 'あいしてことも / かげみせたえは / ないては / するをしると' (Even the act of loving / Shows shadows / Crying / Knowing what to do), underscore the emotional complexity of love and loss. Sukekiyo masterfully captures the essence of the aftermath, where emotions are raw, and the path forward is fraught with both pain and hope.

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