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Don't Give Up

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Release Date: 2026/08/05

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"Don't Give Up" is a powerful, heartfelt Japanese punk-rock anthem dedicated to people doing their best to survive each day while carrying concerns about everyday life, work, parenting, politics, and the future of Japan.

Prices and financial burdens continue to rise, while honest work does not always make life easier. After a long day on the job, housework and childcare are still waiting at home. Politics can feel increasingly distant from ordinary people, making it difficult to imagine a hopeful future for the next generation.

Still, this is not the time to surrender our lives, dreams, or future. It is all right to rest when you fall. Even a quiet voice can help create a new path when joined by the actions of others. Rather than demanding endless effort, the song urges listeners not to abandon their frustration, dignity, or hope.

Driven by raw, passionate guitars and an emotionally charged male vocal, the track delivers a message of resilience: our livelihoods, pride in our work, our children's future, and the future of Japan can still be reclaimed.