Jacob
Kagu Lyrics


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Leave out the colors you want to dork
Find a mask in a shape
With eyes that won't explode
Feel free from the questions of before
See yourself in exoplanet
Just sit back and watch it all

You are the SHADOW OF THE WIND
Stay in the SHADOW OF THE WIND
Please, to my reflection from your skin
I'll keep my distance from the wind

And bad blunder
Infection moving your skin
Try to bleed it out from a scar but
Only let others in
Keep farther, faces you used to make
But you're yourself on your wearies
Reason not enslaved

You are the SHADOW OF THE WIND
Stay in the SHADOW OF THE WIND




Please, keep my reflection from the skin
I'll keep my distance from the wind

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Kagu's song "Jacob" are both enigmatic and introspective, inviting the listener to interpret the meaning behind the abstract phrases. The first verse appears to suggest that the singer wants to escape from the mundanity of life by creating a different persona for themselves without being judged by the past. This is highlighted by the metaphorical "mask in a shape" which denotes an alternate identity without restrictions. The lyrics "Just sit back and watch it all" can be interpreted as an invitation to observe and experience the alternate reality they have created without any external judgment.


The chorus emphasizes a theme of being elusive and away from the world's perception, representing the "Shadow of the Wind." The line "Please, to my reflection from your skin" suggests the singer expects empathy and understanding towards their quest to be absent from the public's gaze. The following lines "I'll keep my distance from the wind" suggest that the singer prefers to remain hidden and unknown, away from the chaos of public life.


The second verse continues with the theme of escaping reality, but also highlights the struggle to cope with internal conflicts. The first lines of the second verse describe an internal struggle with an infection that the singer tries to heal by bleeding out from a scar, indicating a mental anguish that is difficult to deal with. The following line "only let others in" highlights the singer's reluctance to reveal their vulnerability to others. The final lines "Reason not enslaved" symbolize the importance of independent thinking and decision-making, and breaking free from external pressures.


Line by Line Meaning

Leave out the colors you want to dork
Ignore the things that you think make you stand out or look strange.


Find a mask in a shape
Search for a disguise that fits you perfectly.


With eyes that won't explode
Make sure that your mask isn't too revealing or obvious.


Feel free from the questions of before
Let go of the doubts and insecurities that you used to have.


See yourself in exoplanet
Visualize yourself in a new and unfamiliar place, where you can start fresh.


Just sit back and watch it all
Take a break from actively trying to change or fix everything, and let things unfold naturally.


You are the SHADOW OF THE WIND
You are a fleeting and elusive presence, like a shadow that moves with the wind.


Stay in the SHADOW OF THE WIND
Remain in a state of fluidity and adaptability, ready to change direction at any moment.


Please, to my reflection from your skin
I am asking you to not affect me too deeply, and to maintain some distance between us.


I'll keep my distance from the wind
I will not let the unpredictability and chaos of life overwhelm me.


And bad blunder
Mistakes and missteps happen, and they can be painful and disruptive.


Infection moving your skin
The aftermath of a mistake can feel like a physical wound, gradually healing and changing.


Try to bleed it out from a scar but
You may try to recover from a mistake, but the memory and impact will always be with you.


Only let others in
Be selective about who you trust and open up to, as not everyone deserves to see the vulnerable parts of you.


Keep farther, faces you used to make
Don't let yourself fall back into old patterns or habits that no longer serve you.


But you're yourself on your wearies
Even when you are tired and worn down, you are still fundamentally yourself.


Reason not enslaved
Don't let your thoughts and emotions control you; stay rational and level-headed.




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Comments from YouTube:

@montana.6292

beautiful song :) Kagu has an amazing voice

@dad8403

Where is Kagu and how is he doing?

@kaguq2395

hi I'm kagu

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