The meaning of the lyrics of the song "No Reason" the performer of the song "Miyagi"
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**English**In "Need Me," Miyagi explores themes of self-discovery, struggle, and love against the backdrop of a complex and often unkind world.The opening lines depict the inner conflict of the lyrical hero
In the song "Medicine," Miyagi explores the theme of seeking hope and healing in a world consumed by darkness, pain, and conflict.The first verse paints a picture of despair and hopelessness
Miyagi's song "Marlboro" is a deep dive into the thoughts and feelings of the lyrical hero, reflecting on life, fate, and battling inner demons.**The image of a girl lighting a Marlboro while sobbing paints a picture of despair and emotional pain
In "Look at the Scars," Miyagi explores a passionate yet potentially toxic love that leaves lasting scars on the soul. The lyrical protagonist feels lost and forgotten ("forgotten verse, unfinished stuff"), yet finds solace and ecstasy in his lover, likening her to a drug ("morphine clouds")
In the song "Listen to Your Heart", Miyagi reflects on the complexities of life, the struggle with external and internal demons. The lyrical hero experiences confusion, facing betrayal ("enemies everywhere"), disappointment ("I had hopes, we would rush through the clouds on a ferry, I'm going where I haven't been, my will is simple, I can't see you, I flipped through the days")
In the song "Last of us," Miyagi speaks about the search for light and love in a world filled with hardships and sorrow. The lyrical hero urges listeners to not dwell on the past ("Don't poison yourself with the past") but to move forward, drawing strength from creativity ("The syllable carried elements within, I gave you sound") and love ("I urge you to be with me in love")
