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I-Tone Lyrics

In the first verse, the lyrics talk about a bell ringing when least expected, interrupting a sluggish and lazy feeling on the balcony. The line about the coffee being too bitter in the morning suggests that something is not right or uncomfortable. It implies that there is a reason for these feelings, which is foreshadowed by a feeling or premonition.

The second verse starts with the drying dishes in the kitchen, emphasizing the sense of detachment or lack of emotional connection. The phrase "Ah いつ来ても 同じコトバ話して" implies a repetitive nature of conversations with someone who seems ignorant or indifferent to matters of the heart. The line "忘れた頃に肩を抱くの" suggests that just as one starts to forget about something, someone comes to offer comfort or support.

The next set of lines asks someone to stop, using the example of a cold ham and eggs dish losing its flavor as a metaphor for things losing their significance or becoming mundane. The line "忘れた頃に アクセル踏む" indicates a sudden action or decision made when least expected, which is followed by the line "止めてよ ガレージはカラッポ," suggesting that the place or sanctuary one usually turns to is empty or lacking.

The last two lines of the first verse describe the rain falling at midnight, bringing relief to a terrible mood, but unable to say goodbye or express emotions immediately.

In the chorus, the imagery of hiding one's wings is present. The lines "翼をいつも隠していた 今日こそ さりげなく 自由よ" indicate a constant concealment of vulnerability or true self, and a decision to subtly break free or be liberated today. The following line "翼をいつも隠していた 今日こそ ホライゾン飛び越す" expresses a desire to go beyond limits and boundaries, to take a leap and soar over the horizon.

The repetition of the phrase "止めてよ" at the end of both verses conveys a plea or request to stop or pause, reflecting a longing for change or a break from the monotony of life.