A Japanese idol group song about keeping emotions locked away, where the heart's storm never stops.
A Japanese idol group song about keeping emotions locked away, where the heart's storm never stops.
The song doesn't argue for or against emotional suppression.
It just states the condition: wanting calm, fearing exposure, and finding loneliness the easiest state.
A Japanese idol group song about keeping emotions locked away, where the heart's storm never stops.
kokoro no arashi ga tomaranakute
The song doesn't argue for or against emotional suppression. It just states the condition: wanting calm, fearing exposure, and finding loneliness the easiest state. That 'egoist' line near the end feels like a quiet admission, not a boast.
The phrase 'kokoro no arashi ga tomaranakute', 'the storm in my heart won't stop', doesn't get resolved. It just keeps going while the singer builds walls and puts up barriers, saying 'nani mo misenai you ni baria wo haru shika nai wa', 'I have no choice but to put up a barrier so I don't show anything.'
It's the central image, an internal weather that doesn't clear. The song doesn't try to calm the storm; it just acknowledges it's there, unceasing, while the person tries to act unaffected.
The way 'kanjou wa iranai reiseide itai' repeats, almost like a mantra that's not quite working. The vocal delivery on 'hitorikiri de', 'all alone', has a particular weight.
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kanjou wa iranai reiseide itai
kokoro no arashi ga tomaranakute
hanatte oite
daijoubuka nante shinpai sa retatte
dou kotaereba ii riakushon ni komaru no yo
datte namida nanka ichido mo nagashita koto nai
itsu no hi karadarou rikai sa retakunakatta
watashi wa watashida tte kabe o tsukutteta
demo kono sakebi wa darenimo kika retakunai
sono yasashisa omota sugiru
amaete shimattara sonouchi kaesanakya ikenaikara
kanjou wa iranai reiseide itai
itsumo onajigao muhyoujou ga yoi
nani o kangae teru ka shira retakunai no
jibun no sekai ni komoritai
hitorikiri de
dou iu tsumori ka to toitsumeraretatte
no comment ni shite tekitou ni gomakasou
hitotsu uso wo tsukeba tsujitsuma awanaku naru kara
ii hito de iru no wa kitto mendou da to omou
kokoro no uchigawa made sensaku sarete shimau shi
nani mo misenai you ni baria wo haru shika nai wa
ai ni tsuite shirana sugiru
oborete shimattara hitori de ikite ikenaku naru janai?
junjou wa misenai nameraretakunai
sukoshi senobi shite chouhatsu shitaku naru
donna seikaku nante souzou shinai de
kodoku ga ichiban raku na no yo
egoist
kyou no naka nirandeiru
shisen ni make chattara omoi wo subete kokuhaku shichau desho?
kanjou wa iranai reisei de itai
itsumo onaji kao muhyoujou ga ii
nani wo kangaeteru ka shiraretakunai no
jibun no sekai ni komoritai
hitorikiri de
A Japanese idol group song about keeping emotions locked away, where the heart's storm never stops. The song doesn't argue for or against emotional suppression. It just states the condition: wanting calm, fearing exposure, and finding loneliness the easiest state.
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