Heart (心臓)

TOOBOE's song 'Heart (心臓)' delves into the complexities of love, pain, and the human condition. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person navigating through a city filled with superficiality and mockery, symbolized by the 'laughing Mona Lisa.' The protagonist is caught in a web of emotions, feeling both the warmth of human connection and the sting of betrayal. The imagery of blood coursing through the body and the desire for love highlights the visceral nature of these experiences.

The song's narrative takes a darker turn as it explores themes of manipulation and control. The protagonist describes themselves as a 'marionette,' wandering aimlessly and subjected to the whims of others. The 'bitter kiss' and the 'fanfare of splattered blood' evoke a sense of violence and turmoil, suggesting that love and pain are inextricably linked. The city's 'cruel stage' becomes a backdrop for this emotional struggle, where the protagonist is both a performer and a victim.

Despite the chaos, there is a recurring theme of resurrection and renewal. The protagonist repeatedly mentions being willing to 'come back to life' for the sake of their beloved, even if it means embracing mistakes and imperfections. This willingness to endure suffering for love underscores the song's central message: the heart's relentless pursuit of connection, no matter the cost. The repeated plea for love ('あいがほしくてさ') serves as a poignant reminder of the human need for affection and understanding, even in the face of adversity.