Lolita Go Home
小林麻美 Lyrics

The lyrics of 小林麻美's song Lolita Go Home explore the themes of loneliness, fear, and the desire for escapism. The singer longs for an escape from her fear of loneliness, which leads her to wander aimlessly and search for something to fill the void. She references Lewis Carroll's dreamlike world of wonder and imagination as a place she wishes to emulate. The idea of Lolita as a figure embodies both the innocence of childhood and the dangerous allure of sexuality, which the singer wishes to escape.

The chorus of "Lolita Lolita go home" serves as a plea for Lolita to leave, perhaps representing the singer's desire to rid herself of the fear and emptiness Lolita represents. The second verse shifts from this plea to a desire for companionship, as the singer invites someone she cares for to be with her whenever they please. The use of "水色のビー玉みたいに" (Like a light blue marble) creates imagery of childish joy, but also hints at a sense of fragility.