Zephyr

Sukekiyo's song 'Zephyr' delves into the intricate and often painful dynamics of love and memory. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship marked by fragility and emotional turbulence. The opening lines, '踏み入れて確かめる愛 / 弱くてもろい刻' (Stepping in to confirm love / Weak and fragile moments), set the tone for a journey through delicate and fleeting emotions. The mention of 'あのメロディーが降る二月' (That melody falls in February) suggests a specific time that holds sentimental value, perhaps a moment of significance in the relationship.

The song explores the duality of love, where beauty and sadness coexist. The lines '好きな色を合わせ見る世界 綺麗だと / 笑い合う悲しさに' (Combining favorite colors to see a beautiful world / In the sadness of laughing together) highlight this juxtaposition. The imagery of '夕日を殺す花火' (Fireworks that kill the sunset) evokes a sense of destruction and fleeting beauty, symbolizing the transient nature of happiness and the inevitable pain that follows.

Sukekiyo's lyrics also touch on the theme of memory and its impact on the present. The repeated phrase '映るな目が / まだ過去に色を宿して' (Eyes that reflect / Still holding the colors of the past) emphasizes how past experiences continue to influence current emotions. The song concludes with a bittersweet hope for the future, 'いつかは慣れ忘れる日 / あなたに幸せを' (Someday, a day will come when we get used to it and forget / Wishing you happiness), suggesting a desire for healing and eventual peace.