TSUKUMO

This is an introspective and epic blues song that portrays the truth-which cannot be reached by logic or knowledge alone-as a "realization" accompanied by a violent thunderclap and pain.

The lyrics describe a time of counting "shadows on the road" and seeking answers in books. The tower of knowledge built over a lifetime is instantly destroyed by a thunderclap that tears open the sky. This represents the pain of a "new beginning," felt not in the mind but in the soul.

The phrase, "shedding the armor of logic and touching my true self," powerfully suggests the importance of breaking free from the intellectual frameworks that bind us and confronting our naked selves.

The song's climax reveals "the pain called love." It's not something we seek, but something that is given. The song expresses the moving moment when an emotion beyond logic moves the soul itself.

This blues song is for everyone who is searching for the meaning of their life and true happiness. It's a song that gives you the courage to feel the morning breeze and take a new step.