Pocky Boy

In 'Pocky Boy,' yeule delves into the haunting and surreal experience of a person grappling with the voices in their head. The song's protagonist is depicted as someone who once had a clear distinction between dreams and reality but now finds herself lost in a haze of confusion and sorrow. The voices she hears are those of the dead, suggesting a deep sense of loss and a struggle with mental health. This haunting imagery paints a picture of a mind that is both fragile and overwhelmed by the weight of its own thoughts.

The repetition of the phrase 'Finally, finally die' serves as a chilling mantra, reflecting a desire for an end to the torment. It could be interpreted as a longing for peace, an escape from the relentless voices, or even a metaphorical death of the part of her that is suffering. This repetition emphasizes the depth of her despair and the cyclical nature of her thoughts, trapped in a loop of anguish and yearning for release.

The song also touches on themes of isolation and the desire to be left alone. The protagonist wishes she could 'leave us be,' indicating a sense of burden she feels she imposes on others or perhaps a desire to retreat into her own world where she can find solace. The plea to 'hide me' further underscores her need to escape from the external world and the internal chaos she faces. yeule's ethereal and haunting musical style complements these themes, creating an immersive and emotionally charged experience for the listener.