小さな頃から
JUDY AND MARY Lyrics

The lyrics of JUDY AND MARY's song 小さな頃から ("From a small age") describe the singer's memories from her childhood, particularly the moments when she was scolded by her parents. She would always hear a little chant or incantation, which would quietly echo in the background. The singer also mentions an unseen power that would make her stronger, which she attributes to the same chant.

The singer describes her experiences of being taken away to a sleeping forest, as if being carried by the incantation, and how it felt safe and peaceful there. Throughout the song, the singer reminisces about the chant that would always make her feel better, even when she would struggle through tough times or feel wounded. She describes how even the broken pieces of her words have faded away somewhere, although at some point in the future, she hopes to be able to love and understand them once more.

The last verse begins by encouraging the listener to believe that everything will eventually be alright, and that even though they may feel lost and overwhelmed, they are not alone. The singer talks about walking among people in crowded places, feeling the urge to cry, but not knowing why. The song ends with a sense of hope, reassurance that the morning will come after a little sleep, and determination to keep walking forward.