Song Meaning

The lyrics paint a picture of existential uncertainty, questioning the speaker's future and present actions. The narrator feels their life is a "fairy tale," "deja vu," or "old legend," caught between past and future. This sense of being adrift is amplified by repeated questions about the natural world – "How many birds fly?" "How many stars shine?" – as if seeking answers in the vastness of the "blue sky" and "red sky." The central tension lies in the contrast between an external perception of knowing ("You don't know what I will be," "You know just what I will be") and the speaker's internal confusion. Despite this, there's a persistent, almost hopeful, refrain about "another time is already coming" and "breaking," framed within an "eternity labyrinth" and "infinity labyrinth." This suggests a cyclical, perhaps overwhelming, progression of time that the speaker is trying to navigate. The most striking craft element is the juxtaposition of abstract concepts like "eternity labyrinth" with simple, almost childlike observations and desires. The latter half shifts to a more grounded, communal outlook: "Shine smile, with everyone," "Life live, with everyone," "Give take, with everyone." This offers a potential path through the labyrinth, finding meaning in shared experience and simple acts of living, especially after hardship, as indicated by the "cold rain" leading to a "rainbow." Ultimately, the lyrics resonate because they capture a universal feeling of not having all the answers, especially concerning one's own path. The shift from questioning the external world to embracing shared moments and finding personal signs of hope like a rainbow, grounds the abstract anxieties in a relatable human experience of seeking direction and finding peace.