花喰み (Hanabami) Lyrics – ファントムシータ (Phantom Siita) Ganlyrics

花喰み (Hanabami) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro expresses a playful yet melancholic vibe, with the repeated phrases emphasizing a longing for love and appreciation for life. The mention of “down, down, down” suggests a descent into deeper emotions or thoughts, hinting at an exploration of a more profound, perhaps darker, state of being.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the lyrics reflect a struggle against societal judgments and expectations. The imagery of tangled bodies and superficial appearances suggests feelings of entrapment and decay as they try to navigate the pressures of how they’re perceived by others.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the lyrics depict a sense of weariness with the routine of life. The imagery of cutting, sticking, and peeling conveys a feeling of being used and manipulated, while the singer feels unfulfilled by a monotonous existence that lacks real meaning or satisfaction.

[Chorus]
The chorus embraces the idea of transformation, with the singer wanting to be like a flower—beautiful and fleeting. There’s a desire to feel alive and to wear pretty lies as a form of self-expression, suggesting a wish to find beauty even in deception.

[Post-Chorus]
This section introduces a love-hate dynamic, highlighting conflicting feelings about love and life. The repetition emphasizes the complexity of these emotions, indicating that love can bring both joy and pain, leaving the singer in a state of reflection.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, there’s a confrontation with insincerity in social interactions. The lyrics express disdain for shallow behaviors, questioning the value of honesty in a world where appearances often matter more than true feelings, leading to feelings of bitterness and frustration.

[Verse 3]
The singer feels an intense internal conflict, expressing that everything is intolerable. There’s a desire to be understood, not just superficially but deeply. They want to unveil their true self, even if it means revealing uncomfortable truths about their feelings.

[Bridge]
The bridge captures a sense of empathy and difference in desires for love and acceptance. The singer suggests that their needs aren’t particularly tragic, just unique, and they wish to be valued for who they are rather than how they compare to others.

[Chorus]
In this repetition of the chorus, the singer continues to embrace the idea of being a flower, questioning the nature of truth and deception in their existence. They acknowledge that even if they live through lies, it’s a part of their reality that they’re grappling with.

[Post-Chorus]
This post-chorus reiterates the love-hate feelings, reinforcing the complexity of the emotions discussed earlier. It keeps the upbeat, catchy vibe while highlighting the inner turmoil behind the seemingly simple melodies.

[Outro]
The outro reflects a descent into deeper thoughts or emotions, asking if they might end up in a “Wonderland” underground. It leaves a sense of uncertainty, hinting at exploring darker, hidden aspects of the self while seeking a place of acceptance.