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Dad and Mom

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Release Date: 2026/08/05

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"Dad and Mom" is a bluesy, heartfelt Japanese rock ballad expressing gratitude to the parents who spent their lives working and sacrificing for their family.

A mother prepares a lunchbox in the kitchen before sunrise. A father quietly puts on his worn-out shoes and leaves for work. As a child, these ordinary moments seemed natural. Only after growing older does the narrator understand that everyday life was protected by his parents' effort, patience, and love.

His mother's hands have grown smaller, and his father's back has become slightly bent. Watching the parents he once believed would always remain unchanged grow older, he makes a simple and sincere promise: "Now it is my turn to protect you."

Carried by warm acoustic guitars, melancholic blues guitar, and an emotional male vocal, the song delivers a message that is often difficult to say aloud: "Dad and Mom, thank you-truly."