My problem

Song Meaning

This track throws us into a spiral of frustrated desire, immediately establishing a tone of exasperation with the opening "Fuck that うまくいかないね" (Fuck that, it's not going well). The narrator feels things are spiraling out of control, blaming "君" (you) for the mess. There's a palpable sense of urgency and a feeling of being on the edge, as the narrator admits, "もうどうにかなっちゃいそう" (I feel like I'm going to lose it). The core tension lies in the push-and-pull of wanting someone intensely while simultaneously feeling misunderstood and perhaps even judged. The silence of the phone is a constant source of anxiety, fueling the question, "Do you think I'm psycho?" This insecurity clashes with a demand for a specific kind of affection: "うざったいくらいのLove" (Annoying amounts of love), suggesting a need for overwhelming attention that might be perceived as excessive. The repeated assertion, "You don't You don't my type / You don't You don't know me," highlights a profound disconnect. The narrator wants their true self to be seen and accepted, urging "暴いて 全部肯定して" (Expose it all, affirm it all). This desire for complete validation is juxtaposed with the raw, physical demand in the chorus: "まずI want you kiss my neck" (First, I want you to kiss my neck), before declaring, "Baby, You are my problem." Ultimately, the lyrics capture a complex emotional state where intense longing is intertwined with a feeling of being fundamentally unknown. The narrator demands honesty and a specific, almost possessive, form of affection, framing the object of their desire as both the source of their distress and the sole solution. The repeated declaration of "You are my problem" is less an accusation and more an acknowledgment of how deeply this person occupies their thoughts and feelings.