Rush
LEO今井 Lyrics

The first stanza of LEO今井's song Rush discusses a feeling of being lost and misunderstood. The singer believes that they were born to lose and have forgotten their lines and missed their cues. They express that they are misunderstood, so they often choose to stay quiet and hope for the best. However, they have a sense of optimism and hope that their rush will come around soon enough and the ice will soon be crushed - a metaphor for breaking free from their current situation. The line "push your love" is likely a call to action to those around the singer to show more love and affection.

In the next stanza, the singer declares that they do not care about what others say and they are their own person, willing to pay the price for their choices. They ask others to "move out the way" and make room for their rush to come through. The last line of the stanza "you might get one today" gives a subtle hint that the rush the singer is referring to is not reserved for just themselves, but also for others willing to take the leap.

The final stanza of the song is in Japanese and adds another layer of meaning to the lyrics. It talks about reminiscing on past memories, including the broken bonds that have since faded away like the "frost withering away." Although the person the singer sings to may never return, they will continue to push forward and feel the rush that they experience when they sing for them.

Overall, the song talks about feeling lost and misunderstood but still having hope for a better future. The singer is willing to take risks and pay the price for their choices, and they hope those around them can do the same. The use of a rush metaphor adds a sense of urgency to the song, giving it a powerful message of taking action and making the most of the present.