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An emotional rock song for anyone who has ever looked ahead and found the future impossible to see.
You look forward, but there is no clear path.
You look back, but there is nowhere to return.
So where are you supposed to look?
Rather than simply telling listeners to "keep going," the song accepts the moments when moving forward feels impossible.
If you cannot walk today, you can stop.
If you cannot look ahead, you can look somewhere else.
The cover artwork, featuring a long silver-haired man and a white Kishu dog quietly sharing the same view, symbolizes a simple message: even on days when you cannot find the answer, you do not have to face the scenery alone.
For the nights when the future feels blurred.
For the days when you cannot find a reason to keep moving.
"Then at least... let me stand somewhere I can see."
A small but powerful cry from SHIROIwanco, wrapped in emotional rock, Kansai spirit, and a touch of humor.
ShiroiWAN:CO is a Japanese rock project driven by the raw spirit of Kansai, blending powerful rock music with honest emotions, humor, vulnerability, and hope. Its songs speak to the feelings people often struggle to put into words: doubt, loneliness, regret, inner conflict, and the quiet strength it takes to keep moving forward. The message is simple: You do not have to be perfectly strong. You do not have to choose between black and white. You only have to keep walking the path chosen by your own heart. With direct Kansai-dialect lyrics, intense rock energy, and a white dog as its symbolic icon, ShiroiWAN:CO creates a unique world where darkness meets light, sadness meets laughter, and weakness becomes part of strength. At the heart of the music is one belief: Black or white, they are both me. ShiroiWAN:CO turns the struggles of everyday life into songs that stay close to the listener, sometimes with a scream, sometimes with a laugh, but always with the courage to take one more step. This is rock with a Kansai soul.
SHIRO-WAN