A Japanese track where longing meets the sky, with blades and memories that won't fade.
A Japanese track where longing meets the sky, with blades and memories that won't fade.
The lyric treats memory like a physical object you try to burn away, 'subete burn burn moete', but the attempt just makes the image clearer.
It's less a metaphor and more a direct report from a mind that can't stop replaying the same scene.
A Japanese track where longing meets the sky, with blades and memories that won't fade.
majiwaru yaiba sono saki ni aru kanashimi
The lyric treats memory like a physical object you try to burn away, 'subete burn burn moete', but the attempt just makes the image clearer. It's less a metaphor and more a direct report from a mind that can't stop replaying the same scene.
The phrase 'majiwaru yaiba sono saki ni aru kanashimi', 'the sadness that lies beyond the intersecting blades', holds the song's ache. It's not about fighting the blades, but about the grief waiting just past them, something you can't touch even if you wanted to. The whole search, 'anata wo sagashiteiru,' happens under that pressure.
It pins the sadness not in the conflict itself, but in what comes after the crossing. The lyric doesn't dwell on the fight; it's already looking past it to the quiet hurt waiting there.
The way 'Everyday everyday every day and night' cuts into the Japanese flow, followed by that stark 'Our days are dying of blood,' leaves a mark. It feels like a switch flipped in the middle of the thought.
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akaku somaru yoru kureba
mi sora ni egaku anata wo
kakushiteiru shinjitsu
osowareru ikigurushisa wa
haruka tooku ni kasumu
anata mo kanjiteiru no?
majiwaru yaiba sono saki ni aru
kanashimi furerarenakute mo
tada aitakute
anata wo sagashiteiru ima Eclipse
donna toki demo soba ni itai to
kono sora e negau shinjiteru destiny
taiyou to tsuki ga deau sono toki
Run to you kono kokoro wo komete
futari hanareta toki no
yume bakari kurikaesu
wasureyou to suru hodo
mune wa itamu ima demo
kieta kotoba
Everyday everyday every day and night
Our days are dying of blood, nah
majiwaru yaiba sono saki ni aru
kanashimi furerarenakute mo
tada aitakute
anata wo sagashiteiru ima Eclipse
donna toki demo soba ni itai to
kono sora e negau shinjiteru Destiny
taiyou to tsuki ga deau sono toki
Run to you kono kokoro wo komete
hitomi anata wo egaita nara
ochiru namida maniau you ni
kioku no nakani aru
anata to watashi no sugata wo
subete burn burn moete burn burn
me no mae no anata dake shinjite
donna toki demo soba ni itai to
kono sora e negau shinjiteru destiny
taiyou to tsuki ga deau sono toki
Run to you kono kokoro wo komete
A Japanese track where longing meets the sky, with blades and memories that won't fade. The lyric treats memory like a physical object you try to burn away, 'subete burn burn moete', but the attempt just makes the image clearer. It's less a metaphor and more a direct report from a mind that can't stop replaying the same scene.
DREAMCATCHER performs "Eclipse", and this lyric page sits inside the DREAMCATCHER catalog on LyroVerse.
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