Wasurenaikara

"We're human beings, too. Please don't treat people with disabilities as nothing more than 'money.'"

A searing message song born from the artist's own harrowing real-life experiences, challenging the current state of social welfare.

It recounts the sudden, unjust dismissal from a Type A Continuous Employment Support facility, followed by the unauthorized falsification of documents to make it appear as a "voluntary resignation." The song candidly and vividly depicts, in raw, realistic language, the sad reality where service users are treated like commodities for profit and stripped of their dignity.

While set against the backdrop of the facility's repeated violations and the withdrawal of sponsors, this song conveys more than mere anger. It expresses deep concern for fellow users still suffering there, along with a heartfelt plea: "Because I'm okay now, I don't want any more victims. I want the welfare system to be fundamentally reformed."

A heart frozen at absolute zero amidst despair, human pride, and a prayer for the future. Written with raw sincerity, these lyrics--drawn from the depths of the artist's soul--create a song that deeply moves the listener's heart.