INCREASE BLUE

Song Meaning

The lyrics present a fragmented, almost obsessive "show" centered around a figure named "Miss Jely." The repeated "Bye-bye, Miss Jely" acts as a refrain, suggesting a farewell or a recurring motif of departure. This is immediately juxtaposed with "Goodbye, kiss me," blurring the lines between affection and finality, setting a tone of melancholic, perhaps transactional, intimacy. The imagery of "8ミリテープと記録のshow" and "ブロンドヘアーの裸体に恋してる" grounds the experience in a visual, recorded, and physical space, hinting at a performance or a memory being replayed. The central tension arises from the contrast between the affectionate "kiss me," "kiss you," and "love" and the darker, more violent "切り裂き魔" (slasher/ripper) and "implant adult movie." This creates a disorienting blend of desire and danger, where intimacy is presented as a "show" orchestrated by a "slasher." The phrase "Killing me softly" further amplifies this duality, suggesting a destructive force that is simultaneously seductive and painful, a recurring theme in the "adult movie" sequences. The repeated phrase "Take out で adult movie / Dead で out で adult movie" is particularly striking. It suggests a consumption and disposal of experience, a manufactured or simulated reality that is both desired and ultimately fatal or empty. The "Cherry strawberry, very very good" adds a layer of superficial sweetness that clashes jarringly with the underlying themes of violence and decay, highlighting a potentially toxic or artificial form of pleasure. Ultimately, the lyrics seem to articulate a complex emotional landscape where attraction, memory, and a sense of performance are intertwined with themes of destruction and artificiality. The obsessive repetition of "Jely inspire" alongside the repeated goodbyes suggests a lingering fascination or a creative impulse fueled by this complex, perhaps damaging, relationship or memory, even as the narrator attempts to move on.