Release Date: 2026/10/21
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This alternative R&B track begins with lingering attachment to a past love and ends with the narrator trying to protect himself by letting go of love itself a portrait of human contradiction.
The line in the first verse, If I pull the lever, will it be just like that day? , reveals a longing to reclaim lost time. Even the breakup, which he believed he chose to protect his partner, was ultimately an act of his own ego, born from a fear of being hurt. Time does not turn back, and only loneliness remains.
Having accepted that reality, the narrator arrives at his answer: Lets go to a country without love. It is a world with no past, no future, not even a destination for loneliness one he builds with his own hands to escape the pain that love brings.
Even as it paints a world without love, the song retains the very human instinct to still reach for it. Full of yearning and self-contradiction, it reflects a new world of joeh.
joeh An R&B/pop artist from Japan, born in 2004 Influenced by the dance he started as a child, he grew up exposed to a wide variety of music, including black music. After relocating to Tokyo and launching his full-fledged music career, he began to attract attention starting with the release of his song Arawasenai. Since then, he has continued to release a series of genre spanning tracks, generating buzz primarily on social media and steadily expanding his presence. A singer gaining attention for her ability to move freely across genres, from a sensual sound steeped in the atmosphere of the night to accessible pop.