Enthusiasm and hustle

This track is an emotional blues anthem that warns against the contemporary society that has lost its ability to listen, highlighting the existence of vulnerable people discarded amidst the social "fervor" and "clamor."

Starting with the familiar scene of a park at dusk, the song focuses on the personal pain hidden behind the cold statistics reported in the news. Descriptions of "small, forgotten promises" and a "night where even 'help me' won't reach" articulate the solitude caused by political apathy.

The lyrics sharply expose the system's flaws: the "dozing seats in the Diet" and the officials who feign ignorance, alongside the public that allows it. The piercing observation that "this very sense of powerlessness is their desired outcome" reveals how resignation benefits those in control.

The core chorus phrase, "This country's fervor is someone's scream," exposes the cruelty of a society built upon collective sacrifice. However, the song concludes not in despair, but with a powerful call for solidarity: "Even if individual voices are small, together we should have been able to start a storm." It is an awakening message urging us to retrieve the "essence" hidden beyond the frenzy.