Playground
Kenji Furuya Lyrics

The lyrics of Kenji Furuya's song "Playground" describe a world where it feels like nobody else exists except for the singer and their companions. This world is their playground, a place where they can escape from negativity and anything that disturbs them. They can simply discard unpleasant things and obstacles with ease. The lyrics suggest that they should lock the gates to their paradise, hide away from the outside world, and stay as innocent as children. Despite everything, they feel like they haven't had enough fun yet.

As the night wind blows and the sky revolves, the singer implies that when they tire of festivities, they sleep and dream. In that state, the idea of playing once again arises. They invite their companions to play freely until they get bored, without any restrictions. The lyrics reaffirm that in this world, it feels like nobody else exists except for them. The playground belongs solely to them, and anyone who troubles or makes their loved one cry should collide with a corner of tofu, symbolizing a harmless yet impactful collision.

The lyrics repeat the idea of locking the gates to their never-ending paradise but also suggest hiding away until the end. The singer expresses a desire to remain in their miniature garden and proclaims that they haven't had enough fun yet. When the faint morning becomes visible, they acknowledge unknowingly disappearing. Yet, despite the fleeting nature of existence, they propose playing until they get bored, just a little more, until the night sky turns white and fades away.