Kurutteru no wa Docchi / Te o Furu Yo / Arasoi no Nai Ashita

A song that captures the emotional struggle many people face in modern life between making a living and staying true to themselves.

You seem far crazier to me for continuing a job you don't even love.

Built around this powerful message, the song tells the story of someone who keeps pushing forward under the weight of responsibility, unable to stop even as the burden grows heavier.

A rainy city after the last train has gone. Wet asphalt reflecting the night. Sighs that never become words. It portrays the frustration of watching someone you care about slowly lose themselves while feeling powerless to help. Throughout the song, a heartfelt wish quietly unfolds: It's okay to walk away and I want you to live your own life

As society shifts from an era where enduring hardship was considered a virtue to one where protecting your own well-being matters more than ever, this song speaks to the real struggles, exhaustion, and inner conflicts many people experience today. At its core is a gentle reminder:

Walking away is not the same as losing.

Like a ray of sunlight breaking through the clouds after the rain, this song was created with the hope of reaching anyone who may be carrying unseen pain. It is the latest release from Yonta's Music Journey, offering comfort, understanding, and a small light for those searching for their way forward.