MUJINA
Endo Mai Lyrics

The song "MUJINA" by Endo Mai is a melancholic ballad about the bittersweet nature of love and the pain of letting go. The lyrics are written in a way that portrays the singer's sadness and longing as she contemplates the end of a relationship. The opening lines suggest that the singer and her partner are up early in the morning and holding hands, but the relationship feels forced and fake.

The verse "夏は嫌いだ 引き返してって冷めたふり" expresses the singer's desire to end the relationship before things get any worse. She hates the way her partner is making her feel, and she wants to go back to a time when they were happier. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "同じ穴のMUJINAの恋は(love of the same hole MUJINA)" which means "the same kind of love story as mine" in a poetic and indirect way. The lyrics suggest that the love between the singer and her partner is fragile and easily damaged, and that they are both aware of this fact.

The song ends on a poignant note, with the singer reminiscing about the past and realizing that she and her partner were once very similar. She is left feeling alone and melancholic, wishing that things had turned out differently. The overall message of "MUJINA" is that love can be painful and fleeting, but that memories of a good relationship can still bring happiness and warmth to the heart.