二息歩行
DECO*27 feat. 初音ミク Lyrics

The lyrics to DECO*27 feat. Hatsune Miku's song "Ni Soku Ho Kou" ("Two Breaths Walking") depict a story of personal growth and the longing for connection. The opening lines, "Kore wa boku no shinka no katei no / Ichi pēji me desu" ("This is the first page of my evolution process"), suggest that the song serves as a metaphorical chapter in the singer's development.

The lyrics further express the desire for intimacy and companionship. The lines "Dakishimetai kara ni hon ashi de aruku / Hitori ja samishii kara kimi to iki suru yo" ("I want to embrace you, so I walk on two feet / I'm lonely alone, so I'll breathe with you") reflect the singer's yearning for a connection with someone they love. They express this sentiment to their mother, who responds with congratulations.

However, as the song progresses, conflicting emotions arise. The lyrics "Koi tai yo nee, kimi wa imagoro / Dare no chichi wo suutte ikiteru no? / Kotoba wa mou oboetakana?" ("I miss you, hey, where are you now / Who's breast milk are you living on? / Have you already learned words?") portray the singer's mixed feelings of missing the person they love and wondering about their current circumstances.

The lyrics take a darker turn as the singer feels a sense of betrayal. The lines "Kimi wo dakishimeru tame ni / Ukaseta maete ga / Nazeka kimi wo kizutsuke hajimerunda" ("In order to embrace you / My raised forelegs / Somehow start to hurt you") describe how their actions intended to bring them closer to the person they love end up causing pain instead.

The lyrics further illustrate the singer's inner turmoil and the destructive nature of their newfound language skills. The lines "Oboetate no kotoba datte / Kimi ni tsukisasu naifu / Kirisaku jinsei" ("Even the newly learned words / Pierce you like a knife / Tear apart life") highlight how the singer's words, which they are still learning to control, become sharp and cutting, affecting their relationship.

In a moment of desperation, the singer suggests a solution to cover up their hurtful words. The lines "Jaa atashi ga / Naifu hanatsu mae no sono kuchi wo / Kono kuchi de fusaide agemashou" ("Then, before I release the knife, / Let me close that mouth with my own") reveal their willingness to protect the person they love from the pain caused by their words.

The lyrics conclude with a sense of twisted symbiosis and resignation. The lines "Soutai no chū / Kimi wa ima kara / Atashi no iki wo sutte ikiteku no / Kotoba wa mou tsubaide sabitsuita" ("A relative kiss / From now on, / You'll live by breathing in my breath / Words have already rusted with saliva") depict a disturbing dynamic where the person the singer loves now survives by consuming their breath, and words have lost their meaning and become corroded.

Overall, "Ni Soku Ho Kou" presents a narrative of personal growth, longing for connection, conflicting emotions, and the destructive power of words. It explores themes of self-awareness, intimacy, and the complex nature of relationships.