サイダーの庭
スカート Lyrics

These lyrics are from the song "サイダーの庭" (Soda no Niwa) by the Japanese band スカート (Skirt). The song reflects on the conflicting emotions of nostalgia and the desire to move forward. The first verse describes the overlapping footsteps and the inability to fully grasp what comes next. However, there is a lightness in the air, suggesting a hopeful and carefree attitude. The second verse presents the idea of a deep forest beyond this point, questioning what needs to be hidden to maintain a sense of harmony. It also acknowledges that sadness is an important element in life.

The chorus speaks of the empty days that overflow from the telephone receiver, reminiscing about that summer with a soda that used to come closer and then drift away. There is a plea to be protected.

The following verses express a desire to return to a certain place, to find someone in the mirror, even without any clues. There is a sense of urgency to go back home as the film begins to roll in the eyes. The next part describes a melancholic mood and how the vibrant soda of that summer starts to dilute.

The song concludes with a final plea to bring back the person from the mirror, even if the film in the eyes seems to be about to come to an end.

Overall, the lyrics of "サイダーの庭" capture the bittersweet longing for the past while simultaneously acknowledging the importance of embracing sadness and moving forward.