Lyric

AYUKA's 3rd single "until You come to me." is a song inspired by the world of Neon Genesis Evangelion. It portrays themes of solitude, inner conflict, and the profound longing for someone who gives meaning to one's existence, expressed through both ethereal and heartfelt words.

Throughout the lyrics, the repeated greetings of "Hello, Dear All." and "Hello, Dear Moon." convey the sense of small voices reaching out into a vast world, and the frustration of feelings that seem unable to be heard. At the same time, the phrase "your absolute presence" reveals that this person is the one true anchor-the light that prevents the self from collapsing.

The use of colors in the lyrics is especially striking: "breaking the blue vision" and "days painted only in red" reflect emotions through vivid imagery. Blue symbolizes loneliness and emptiness, while red suggests pain and reality. When "you" enter this world, those colors are transformed, and the world itself feels as though it now belongs to the two of you.

At its core, the song depicts the distance between an incomplete "self" and the "absolute presence" of the one they long for. No matter how far apart they may be, the act of continuing to think about the other connects their worlds and makes it possible to endure the solitude of the night.

"until You come to me." blends introspective and philosophical themes with the universal pursuit of love and affirmation of existence. While drawing inspiration from Evangelion's profound worldview, it shines as a work that captures AYUKA's unique sensitivity and emotional depth.