カラオケ流し
蒼彦太 Lyrics

The song "カラオケ流し" by 蒼彦太 describes the life of a wandering singer who travels around the towns of Hokkaido, Japan, singing karaoke in bars and izakayas. The song begins with the singer starting off from the city of Hakodate, at the southern end of the island. He sings every night, only country songs for tonight, wandering along the main street, hoping to find lost souls who seek refuge in his music. He has the perfect song for them, a sad ballad called "Tears of Sake."

He moves on to Otaru town where spring is slowly making its way, and the scent of street vendors fills the air. But he doesn't care about the food, he cares only about singing. He wields his mic in the empty fields, moving to the rhythm of his tunes. In Asahikawa, the singer arrives at a Red Lantern bar and drinks the night away with an old man. He sings classic hits of Aki, Miyuki, and Harumi songs, which he knows will resonate with the women of Kushiro, Obihiro, and Tomakomai.

The song paints a picture of a lonesome wanderer who travels across the snowy north to share his gift of song with the world, touching the lives of many along the way. The song emphasizes the beauty of the Hokkaido towns and the music that flows through them.