Bisquedoll

The word "beautiful" is different from the words "pretty" and "cute," and I feel that it is a word for something beyond one's imagination.
Bisque dolls have never made me laugh. Some people even say they are scary, perhaps because they are dolls that can be dressed up and loved because of their dignified appearance.
The music of Bisquedoll is modeled on a schoolgirl. She has a tall, dignified walk, a parasol in the summer, a neatly groomed appearance, and an angry, mature look on her face.
She is a schoolgirl who, although we have passed each other for several years, I still can't imagine her age.
By the way, I like to visit botanical gardens, and in one rose garden I came across a group of women who were taking cosplay photos.
They were very serious about capturing their world in a single photo, and the gap between their dignified faces at the moment of shooting and the way they smiled widely after the shoot was over was interesting, so I watched them for a while.
I wondered if it was really the same for female students.
I wrote this song with the hope of expressing this unimaginable off-shoot of hers in a sound as bright as the gap between the cosplay girls and the others.