Shadan
Girugamesh/ギルガメッシュ Lyrics


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Sono wo kyoufu kan to yobi menomae ni kabe wo tsukurarete
teizoku sugiru omae nado kore ijou fumiiru na to iu

Ah... kagi wo akero
omae nimo kikoeru daro?
tsuburete iku n'da kono yami ga

Soko wa ore ga ita basho da imasugu sono [DOA] wo akero yo
akaku akaku hareagatta soushitsu to yobareru itami ga...

Ah... kowareteku
omae gotoki nado ni wa
tayasuku jama sareru giri wa nai

Tsunagitometa kusari ga mata itagaru sugata takaku warau
akiramereba raku ni nareru?
te wo sashinoberu kimi wa mou inai kara...

Sono wa ore ga miru hazu no keshiki de
kono chiisa na sukima wo nozokanakya mirenakunatte shimatta n'da

Ah... kowareteku
omae fotoki nado ni wa
tayasuku jama sareru giri wa nai

Shadan sareta keshiki ga hora oto mo tatezu ni awaku kieru
uranda koe sakenda koe kaeranu risou mitsume fusagikomu...

Tsunagitometa kusari ga mata itagaru sugata takaku warau




akiramereba raku ni nareru?
te wo sashinoberu kimi wa mou inai kara...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Girugamesh's song "Shadan" depict a sense of fear and imprisonment. The opening lines describe a wall being built in front of the person, referring to their fear being labeled as a coward. The lyrics ask if the listener can hear the sound of the key opening, suggesting that there might be a way to escape the darkness they are facing. The darkness is personified as a force that is constantly breaking them down. The lyrics urge the listener to open the door immediately, as behind it lies the opportunity to overcome the pain and re-emerge with newfound strength.


The second verse conveys the idea that the darkness is causing them to fall apart. It says that there is no obligation to easily hinder those like them, implying that it is acceptable to resist the societal pressures and constraints imposed upon them. The lyrics describe a chain that is difficult to break, suggesting that it continues to haunt and torment them. The line "Te wo sashinoberu kimi wa mou inai kara..." (Because you who could reach out your hand are no longer here...) implies that someone who could have helped or supported them is no longer present, leaving them to face the struggle alone.


Overall, "Shadan" explores the themes of fear, imprisonment, and the desire to break free from societal pressures. It urges the listener to confront their fears and overcome the pain that they may be experiencing.


Line by Line Meaning

Sono wo kyoufu kan to yobi menomae ni kabe wo tsukurarete
A wall is erected in front of me, calling my body a vessel of fear


teizoku sugiru omae nado kore ijou fumiiru na to iu
You who are too arrogant, don't step on me any further


Ah... kagi wo akero
Ah... open the key


omae nimo kikoeru daro?
Can you hear it too?


tsuburete iku n'da kono yami ga
This darkness is breaking me


Soko wa ore ga ita basho da imasugu sono [DOA] wo akero yo
That is the place I belonged, quickly open that door


akaku akaku hareagatta soushitsu to yobareru itami ga...
The pain of being called a spilt and rising red mess...


Ah... kowareteku
Ah... breaking apart


omae gotoki nado ni wa
People like you


tayasuku jama sareru giri wa nai
There's no obligation to easily hinder you


Tsunagitometa kusari ga mata itagaru sugata takaku warau
The chained up form that still hurts laughs high


akiramereba raku ni nareru?
Will it be easier if I give up?


te wo sashinoberu kimi wa mou inai kara...
Because you who can lend me a hand are no longer here...


Sono wa ore ga miru hazu no keshiki de
This is the view that I should have seen


kono chiisa na sukima wo nozokanakya mirenakunatte shimatta n'da
I must peek through this small gap or I won't be able to see


Shadan sareta keshiki ga hora oto mo tatezu ni awaku kieru
The scenery that has been shut out, look, it fades away faintly without sound


uranda koe sakenda koe kaeranu risou mitsume fusagikomu...
The voice of hatred, the voice of crying, gazing at an unchanging ideal, it suppresses...


Tsunagitometa kusari ga mata itagaru sugata takaku warau
The chained up form that still hurts laughs high


akiramereba raku ni nareru?
Will it be easier if I give up?


te wo sashinoberu kimi wa mou inai kara...
Because you who can lend me a hand are no longer here...




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: SATOSHI ISHIKAWA, RYO MATSUEDA

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