ビードロ模様
やなぎなぎ Lyrics

The lyrics of "ビードロ模様" delve into the exploration of the reasons one falls in love. The singer has been searching for a reason to love someone but only finds superficial phrases and words that do not truly explain their feelings. Eventually, they realize that their emotions are so interconnected that they are unable to distinguish one reason for their love. The feeling of hesitation only served to further complicate their emotions, and the strong knot of their emotions has become even more tangled. The singer wishes they could express their feelings without any hesitation so that their loved one wouldn't cry. The pure and passionate emotions that they feel are portrayed through the metaphor of the image of a cloud piercing through the sky, which is imbued with the scent of summer. This longing for their loved one is evident in the line, "何度も思い出してる 誰か触れた軌跡だけ 夕立のように ぽつりと色が染みだしていた" which translates to "I keep remembering the traces that someone touched, as if the colors have seeped in when the rain starts falling".

The second verse speaks of the world seen through the lens of a camera, where the singer observes the world as if it were disconnected from themselves. However, when they realize that they had lost their feelings, their world finally begins moving. The weight of their love, when put on a scale, always feels tremendously heavy, drowning out any thoughts of balance. The bright sky and warmth of the sun are among the things that the singer desires that they feel they cannot have. The world, as seen from the other side of the glass, continues to shine with their hopes and dreams, even after the singer's worries and doubts have been reflected in it.

Overall, the song expresses the feelings of a person who has finally discovered the depths of their emotions, struggling to describe an overwhelming love, and ultimately coming to the decision that they want to express their love. The song feels very reflective, as if the singer is attempting to sort through their own tangle of emotions and feelings.