Kizuato

Cru's new song "Kizuato" ("Scar") vividly and earnestly portrays emotions swaying between love and farewell.
The repeated phrase "Live, live, live" carries a powerful wish to keep moving forward, even while covered in wounds.

As expressed in the line "I released everything before the pain could act as pain," the act of laying one's heart bare before it breaks reflects both fragility and a deeply human strength.
The imagery of "pressing our cold bodies together to get through goodbye" conveys a fleeting desire for warmth in the face of an impending farewell, stirring listeners' hearts with its raw poignancy.

In the end, the truth is that the one being sought was never "someone," but always "you."
Amidst the changes of time, tracing the scars left upon the skin shows a determination to accept the pain and continue living.

"Kizuato" is a song infused with the resolve to embrace the pain of love itself and still move forward.
It gently accompanies all who have experienced separation or loneliness, offering solace in its embrace.