Fukakoryoku

Vaundy's song 'Fukakoryoku' delves into the complexities and struggles of modern life, capturing a sense of frustration and disillusionment. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where people are constantly hitting dead ends and feeling anger, only to release it somewhere else. This cycle of frustration and confusion is something everyone experiences, suggesting a shared human condition. The repetition of 'Welcome to the dirty night' emphasizes a collective experience of inner turmoil and societal decay, where everyone is mentally and emotionally affected.

The song also explores the idea of desire and the relentless pursuit of something more, even when the world is overwhelming. Vaundy sings about a world that is not just about wanting everything but being consumed by it. This consumption leads to a search for something real amidst the chaos of inflated fantasies and illusions. The lyrics 'あれ、なに、わからないよ' (What is that? I don't know) and 'それ、なに、あまいりそうにおちる' (What is that? Falling into sweet ideals) reflect a sense of confusion and the difficulty of finding clarity in a world full of distractions.

Despite the bleakness, there is a glimmer of hope and connection. The song speaks to the beauty of human relationships and the comfort found in solidarity. Even in a world that seems to be falling apart, people find solace in each other, holding hands and sharing kisses. This imagery of love and connection amidst chaos is likened to the final scene of a romantic movie, suggesting that even in the darkest times, there is beauty and hope in human connection. The repeated refrain of 'Welcome to the dirty night' serves as both a lament and a call to find comfort in shared experiences and mutual support.