シカゴ
クラムボン Lyrics

These lyrics from クラムボン's song "シカゴ" convey a sense of confusion, frustration, and longing for something that may be out of reach. The lyrics suggest that the singer feels unable to express themselves and begins to babble nonsense. They mention a dark figure that swells up and a white figure that shrinks, as if describing opposing emotions or states of being. These figures are kept in a dream and occasionally encountered within it.

The singer expresses a desire for these figures to stay in their dream world and not come out to play or return to their place of origin. They secretly hide behind their eyelids and unexpectedly show up in the afternoon. It seems they have reached a point where they can no longer communicate clearly and resort to talking nonsensically. The singer seems to be unsure of how to express themselves adequately and begins speaking about various things without a clear purpose.

The lyrics continue to describe the singer's attempts to draw someone in and make them follow, causing everything to spin around. The singer seems to be playing with the idea of enticing someone to join them in their chaotic state. They repeat the plea for these figures to not come out and play, as they will not be able to return. The dream world is mentioned again, with a welcoming phrase, but also an urging to leave.

The lyrics express a plea to not cause difficulties or teasing, as the singer states that they are not good at mischief. The repetition of the phrase "もう何にも言えないよ" (I can't say anything anymore) indicates a sense of frustration and a feeling of being unable to communicate effectively. The song ends with the singer reiterating that they are not playing around and will not return. They express the same sentiment of not being able to communicate effectively, wondering what they should say, and resuming their nonsensical ramblings. In the final line, they assert that they will not return even if they play mischief.