みんなでね 〜PANDA with Candy BEAR's〜
Alan Lyrics

These lyrics portray a sense of loneliness and longing for the presence of children. The singer expresses how the children have disappeared and as the night comes, they reminisce about their hometown. There is a mention of high peaks, white mist, and deep forests where the birds sing. The mention of these natural elements creates a dream-like atmosphere in the song. The repetition of "こんにちは" (konnichiwa) and "よろしくね" (yoroshiku ne) indicates a warm greeting and introduction, with the singer addressing "リーリー" (Lili) and "シンシン" (Shinshin). The lyrics also emphasize that both humans and nature are companions, and they should coexist in harmony.

The second paragraph reveals a sense of happiness upon encountering a bear friend within the moon's circle. This bear represents various aspects of Japan, learning about the different seasons as spring, summer, and autumn pass and eventually making conversation around the fireplace. The repetition of "アア、アーアーアー" (aa, a-a-a) suggests an ethereal and intangible nature, emphasizing that these experiences and interactions may be part of a dream.

Continuing with a warm greeting and introduction, the singer welcomes "リーリー" again and then addresses "シンシン" once more. The phrase "みんなでね" (minna dene) translates to "let's gather everyone" and implies a desire to become friends just like "シンシン." The lyrics highlight that humans, animals, and nature can all be companions and can develop close relationships.

The final two lines express a belief that one day this dream, represented by the song, will reach its destination. There is a sense of hope and determination that this dream will eventually come true and the longing for children and the connection between humans and nature will be fulfilled. The repetition of "いつかはね 届くよね この夢が" (itsuka wa ne todoku yo ne kono yume ga) reinforces this hopeful sentiment.