Mizukiri

Yuuri's song 'Mizukiri' delves into the transformative power of love and the emotional journey that comes with it. The lyrics explore the idea that love can overcome any obstacle, a realization that the narrator initially finds hard to believe. The song begins with a sense of distance and separation, as the narrator feels that they and their beloved live in different worlds. This feeling of detachment is palpable, but it gradually shifts as the narrator experiences the warmth and closeness of their partner.

The metaphor of 'mizukiri,' which refers to the act of skipping stones on water, is used to symbolize the act of letting go of negative thoughts and past regrets. The narrator resolves to 'skip' their backward-looking thoughts, allowing them to move forward and embrace the love that now fills their life. This act of emotional cleansing is portrayed as a miracle that changes their world, making everything seem possible.

The song also touches on the fear of losing love and the pain of separation. The narrator reflects on moments of doubt and the fear of never finding love again, only to realize that these fears were unfounded. The recurring theme of the beloved being the only one who fills their vision, even when they close their eyes, underscores the depth of their connection. The song concludes with a promise to overcome any misunderstandings or obstacles, reaffirming the strength and resilience of their love. Yuuri's emotive delivery and the poignant lyrics make 'Mizukiri' a powerful ode to the enduring and transformative nature of love.