Soramimi

Vaundy's song 'Soramimi' delves into the absurdity and unpredictability of life, capturing the essence of navigating through a world that often seems irrational and chaotic. The lyrics reflect a sense of resignation and acceptance of life's inherent unpredictability, with lines like 'だいたいそんなもん' (That's just how it is) and 'りふじんがおきまりのせかいだもん' (It's a world where absurdity is the norm). This acceptance is not necessarily negative; instead, it suggests a way of coping with the chaos by finding humor and joy in the everyday moments, as indicated by the recurring phrase '今日もゆかいだね' (Today is fun too).

The song also touches on themes of unfulfilled desires and the struggle to maintain appearances. The lyrics 'じぶんにもまわりのひとにもばれないように' (So that neither I nor the people around me notice) suggest a facade that the protagonist maintains to navigate social expectations. This is further emphasized by the lines 'てをぬいて' (Taking it easy) and 'りをふって' (Pretending to understand), indicating a conscious effort to blend in and not stand out in a world that doesn't always make sense.

'Soramimi' also explores the concept of distance, both physical and emotional. The repeated lines 'Distance / This dance?' play on the similarity in sound between 'distance' and 'this dance,' suggesting a metaphorical dance of maintaining distance in relationships and interactions. This dance of distance can be seen as a coping mechanism to deal with the unpredictability and absurdity of life, creating a buffer between the self and the chaotic world. Vaundy's unique blend of introspective lyrics and catchy beats makes 'Soramimi' a thought-provoking and relatable anthem for those navigating the complexities of modern life.