Hana no Youni
EILL Lyrics

The lyrics to EILL's song "Hana no Youni" convey a sense of self-discovery and empowerment. The opening lines paint a picture of a blurry morning, with the bitter taste of coffee reflecting the singer's current state. The mirror reveals that the singer knows they haven't fully blossomed yet, like an unopened bud. They question what they are protecting amidst their messy room and wonder how far they can go. Despite being the same flower as others, the singer feels stuck in monotony and fears their weakness, even though they know they are capable of being stronger.

Throughout the song, there is a determination to not end up as a mere decoration, to not be confined to the darkness of the world. The singer acknowledges that even if they can't see it, they will bloom proudly and fight, knowing that there is a flower that can only bloom here - a flower that only they can be. The fear of being disliked is mentioned, and it becomes clear that the singer is more afraid of not being able to become one with their true self. The lyrics emphasize the need for personal growth, not just constantly protecting oneself without making any changes. The singer expresses a desire to become like the flower they admire and believes that they can grow stronger with each pause.

The chorus reinforces the idea of not being just a decoration, not fighting for someone else, but for their own individuality and unique color. The singer is determined to break free, to blossom and fight, knowing that this is the only place where their flower can bloom. The song ends with the reminder that even in the midst of sighing through repetitive days, the singer will always be there, because their true self is blooming inside their heart.