へっちゃらさ、ベイビー
竹原ピストル Lyrics

In the lyrics of 竹原ピストル's song "へっちゃらさ、ベイビー" (It Doesn't Matter, Baby), the artist reflects on the motif of dreams, desires, and emotional connections. The opening lines talk about dreaming of riding a motorcycle and how that desire for a bike lingers upon waking up. The mention of rubbing one's eyes to clear the sleepiness signifies a longing or yearning for something beyond the ordinary. This sets the tone for a deeper exploration of desires, emotional ties, and the journey ahead.

The recurring theme of passing through a tunnel symbolizes a transition or journey in life. The artist muses that beyond the tunnel lies just another path, implying that sometimes the destination may not be as grand as the journey itself. This could speak to the idea that our desires and dreams may lead us on a path that is more about the experience and growth rather than reaching a specific goal or endpoint.

The lyrics also touch upon emotional moments, such as knowing that someone cried at a certain shop and offering comfort by riding together. The act of riding on the back of a bike suggests closeness and support in times of vulnerability. The artist wonders about the reasoning behind the tears but emphasizes that sometimes it's better not to delve into the reasons for one's emotions, allowing feelings to exist without judgment.

The concluding verses pose introspective questions about finding solace or peace, whether it be at home, a certain shop, or unexpectedly at the artist's home. The uncertainty and the wandering nature of thoughts are highlighted, showing a sense of aimlessness yet also a willingness to explore possibilities. The repeated refrain of "へっちゃらさ、ベイビー" (It Doesn't Matter, Baby) seems to convey a sense of nonchalance or acceptance of the uncertainties in life, urging the listener to let go of worries and embrace the journey with a carefree spirit.