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Do you know?
Why is it that those on the front lines can give their all, every single day?
Remember!
When you think, "I'm doing well," or "I can still keep going," - whose face comes to mind?
Every life has its healthy days and its sick days.
When one rests, it means it's someone else's turn to step in.
And there are lives that support the ones who rest,
and when they get tired, it's their turn to be supported.
Besides, there are roles you can only play by stepping back a little,
worlds you can only see from that place.
There are feelings you can only touch there...
truths you can only share from there... so many of them.
But why is it that no one wants to listen?
Why doesn't anyone ask: What do you see from there? How does it feel?
I'm so deeply curious about the world you're seeing.
It only takes a few minutes.
We are all the same life.
Please, just once in a while -
turn around and see us.
Disclaimer: The above text is provided as a supplement to the world of the work and is not intended to replace the lyrics or serve as a literal explanation.
It makes use of the inherent ambiguity and multiplicity of meaning in the Japanese language, allowing for layered interpretations that enrich the experience that unfolds from the music.
Songs of insect spirit, here to bug your brain. A fusion of raw voices from this chaotic world and the cries of insects. Sugary-sweet melodies, cut to ribbons by razor-sharp lyrics - listen to the dissonance of your own cognition! *On the YouTube channel Mushi Musume, we post insect-loving short videos every Tuesday and Friday. Each one is like a mayfly's leap - five minutes in a day that can decide the fate of a soul. Please support us! https://www.youtube.com/@mushi_musume Disclaimer: This world is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, creatures, or events is purely coincidental. This project is driven by reverence and admiration for Japanese entertainment, employing homage as a means to carry its voice even into the hidden root-space. It is not an official project nor under the supervision of any specific work, theater, or genre of performance. All songs are the fleeting musings of Tsurezure Adabana - a once-in-a-lifetime musical stunt. They are filled with wordplay rooted in the Japanese literary tradition, drawing deeply on the ambiguity and layered meanings of the language. In Japan, people hear the sounds of insects not merely as noise, but as voices. Those voices mirror our own brief lives, and in them we sense inseparable counterparts - honored opposites who can reflect us precisely because they stand at the opposite pole, like warriors who may cross swords in battle yet bow in respect upon the road. I humbly ask for your understanding of any imperfections, and for your warm support as you watch over this endeavor.
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