Anymore
D-Flow (Of D.I.T.C.) Lyrics

The Japanese lyrics in D-Flow's song "Anymore" are powerful yet poignant. The opening lines question if what was desired was not love, but rather separation. From this, it seems apparent that the vocalist is unwilling to bear the pain of being emotionally connected. The next phrase implies that even though they express regret and apologize, it might be another lie -- highlighting the cyclical pattern of the vocalist's behavior.

In the following lines, the vocalist wonders if their perception of events is accurate or if it's just their misinterpretation, hinting at self-doubt and guilt. The line "青い煙の幻想" or "the blue smoke's illusion" may connote a sense of aloofness, mirroring the vocalist's disconnection from their emotions.

The chorus of "I don't cry anymore, I don't say anymore, love is not needed anymore" is repeated, suggesting that the singer has become emotionally immobile. The final lines repeat the lyrics from the start of the song, leading the listener to question the nature of the singer's desire for separation once more. Perhaps it signifies a desire for self-preservation or fear of emotional vulnerability, which may never be answered.