Silence
ACIDMAN Lyrics

The lyrics of ACIDMAN's song, Silence, are reflective in nature and seem to revolve around the theme of human mortality, the fleeting nature of life, and the enduring existence of nature. The opening stanza is an ode to the enduring quality of forests and trees, which have deep roots and exist for generations. The deep forest is described as a place of quiet, where even sound is muffled and white breath is held. The repetition of the question "DEEP FOREST why do you stay?" suggests a sense of wonder and curiosity towards the eternal nature of the forest.

The second stanza contrasts the transience of life with the timeless nature of the forest. It is a commentary on how fleeting human existence is even in the face of nature's permanence. The analogy of water is used to describe life, which flows and ebbs, but ultimately runs dry. The stanza suggests that even in the face of mortality, the human desire for meaning and purpose perseveres.

The last stanza of the song touches on the idea of creation and the meaning of existence. It perhaps suggests that even in the midst of chaos, there is something beautiful that emerges, like a flower blooming in a field. The line "鈍い音と灰色の土　息が詰まる 木は泣いていた" which roughly translates to "dull sounds and grey soil, choked breaths make the trees cry" indicates the struggle that exists in the natural world, yet amidst it all, the forest persists.