Interview part I
A.R.S.E.! Lyrics

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出会いと別れ
そんな季節何をしても
パッとこないような
退屈な日だった
Isn't this dream of love
夢に見た彼女が僕の前に
Isn't this dream of love
君からの誘惑

アイマイな君の態度が
僕の気持ち惑わせる
いつからか本気になってたよ
この想いずっと伝えられずに
頭の中で君のことが離れない
僕は虜さ
他に何も見えない
Isn't this dream of love
君はいつか居なくなるの?
Isn't this dream of love
夢のようなLove Story
アイマイな君の態度が
僕の気持ち惑わせる
いつからか本気になってたよ
この想いずっと伝えられずに
ああ僕は君に騙されてる?
君はどっちを見てるの?
I never love again
back this love (this love)
やっと巡り会えたんだから
ときめき忘れないように
もしも夢ならさめないで

どっちだろう‥
誰か答え教えて

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to A.R.S.E.'s song "Interview part I" depict a season of both encounters and farewells. The singer describes it as a mundane and uneventful day where nothing seems to happen. However, amidst this monotony, the dream of love emerges. The person they had dreamt of is now in front of them, tempting them with their ambiguous behavior. This confuses the singer's feelings, as they wonder when they started taking this dream-like love seriously. The lyrics convey the struggle of the singer's unspoken feelings and their inability to express them, constantly thinking about the person in their mind, feeling captive to their allure.

The song explores the theme of uncertain love and the inner turmoil it can cause. The singer questions if this dream of love will eventually disappear and if the person they love is genuinely interested in them. The lyrics reflect the singer's fear of being deceived and their constant longing for answers. It ends with a plea for someone to provide clarity and guidance in navigating these emotions.

Line by Line Meaning

出会いと別れ
Seasons of meeting and parting

そんな季節何をしても
No matter what I do during those seasons

パッとこないような
It's not something that comes easily

退屈な日だった
It was a boring day

Isn't this dream of love
Isn't this a dream of love

夢に見た彼女が僕の前に
The girl I dreamt of is in front of me

Isn't this dream of love
Isn't this a dream of love

君からの誘惑
Temptation from you

アイマイな君の態度が
Your ambiguous attitude

僕の気持ち惑わせる
Confusing my feelings

いつからか本気になってたよ
Somehow, I became serious about it