Part 1 by Yosuke
Part 1
alternative Rock
0:004:09
Yosuke
Oct 9, 2025
Part 1
alternative Rock
Lyrics
Description
Sasai na uwasa, gokashou to uso Rumors, but petty issues, misinterpretations, slander and lies
Jibun to yoberu mono kimi no naka ni sonzai suru no ka? Does something like a self exist inside of you?
Yoritsugo no ii shinjitsu o motome Seeking a more convenient truth
Katsu shichita mono isshun de saisaru You cast aside instantly what you once stood for
Arasoi o sakeru tame no kotoba bakari Oh, relict of void, void, conflict
Kizutsukenu you ni kanjou o mamoru tame ni And protect feelings from hurt
Jibun wa jibun de tsukutta to katarinagara mo Though you claim self is something you created
Umagikanai toki wa hoka no hito ni sekirin o oshitsukeru When stuff goes wrong, you turn around and place blame on others
Teki ga tsuyokereba tsuyoi hodo Akuma ga jaaku de aru hodo The stronger the enemy, the more evil the demon
Hitobito wa eiyuu ni kansha suru The more grateful the people are for the hero
Hou ga hito o mamoru ja nai Law does not protect the people
Hito ga hou o mamoru nda People protect the law
People protect the law
Douna taigi o kaketemo No matter what, noble
Cause one-up holes
Hito o korosu koto wa kesshite seigi de wa nai Killing others is never justice
Shi wa dare ni totte mo hidoi koto desu It's terrible for anyone
Wakatte mo oiteite mo zen de mo aku de mo Okanemochi mo utsukushii It's good or bad, rich or beautiful
Young or old, good or evil, wealthy or beautiful
Shi wa subete o onaji you ni kowasu She destroys everything in the same way
Death destroys these things all the same
Kirai na hito ga shinu no o miru no wa The reason I see people I hate die
Motto mo kanashii koto no hitotsu sore wa mokaru kikai yo One of the saddest things is the opportunity to profit
Ushinaotta koto o imi suru kara Because it means losing
Teki ga tsuyokereba tsuyoi hodo Akuma ga jaaku de aru hodo The stronger the enemy, the more evil the demon
The stronger the enemy, the more evil the demon
Hitobito wa eiyuu ni kansha suru The more grateful the people are for the hero
The more grateful the people are for the hero
Hou ga hito o mamoru ja nai Law does not protect the people
Law does not protect the people
Hito ga ou o mamoru nda People protect the law
People protect the law
Douna taigi o kakate mo No matter what, no book is one uphold
Hito o korosu koto wa kesshita seigi de wa nai Killing others is never justice
Taiko no mukashi kara Since the beginning of time
Hito wa tsune ni tatashiku ikiru michi o sagashite kita People have always searched for a righteous way of living
Humans have always searched for a righteous way of living
Sono hitobito no omoi no tsumikasane koso ga All The accumulation of those people's feelings is the law
Hobunsho ya saido de wa nai It's not the written contracts or the system
Hikari ya nikushimi no chikara ni kurabereba Compared to the power of anger and hatred
Compared to the power of anger and hatred
Sore wa kokoro ni adoru koware yasuku kakegae no nai mono It's a fragile thing that's easy to break
Inori o mudari shinai tame ni inore For those prayers to not be wasted
Saigo me de ganbatte mamoranakya ikenai We must try our best to protect it to the very end
Jibun wa jibun de tsukutta to karinagara mo Though you claim self is something you created
Uma kikanai toki wa hoka no hito ni sekini oshitsukeru When stuff goes wrong you turn around and place blame on others
Seeking the truth self fighting through the lies Holding on to what's sacred inside
Till the end of time
Seeking the True Self
Genre
Alternative Rock
Gist
This song explores the struggle of identity amidst societal pressures and moral ambiguity, urging listeners to seek their authentic self while confronting the harsh realities of truth, justice, and mortality.
Themes
- The elusive nature of self-identity and internal conflict
- The distortion of truth through rumors and convenience
- The critique of justice, law, and the moral cost of violence
- The universality and inevitability of death
- The enduring human quest for righteousness and the fragile essence of law as a collective moral sentiment
Inspiration
Inspired by the original lyrics’ introspective examination of personal and societal contradictions, "Seeking the True Self" channels the tension between self-creation and external blame, while philosophizing on justice and mortality. The song is rooted in the user’s request to reflect on these profound themes through evocative, poetic language.
Emotional Impact
The song evokes a contemplative and somber mood, inviting listeners to grapple with uncomfortable truths about self-deception and the human condition. Its passionate delivery and reflective lyrics inspire both introspection and a hopeful resolve to protect what is sacred within, resonating deeply with those questioning their place in a complex world.