Logic Agent
Reol Lyrics

These lyrics convey a sense of confusion and longing for answers in the midst of a changing and uncertain world. The opening lines depict the singer's perplexed state of mind, as they observe the distant and shifting days, seeking guidance and instruction from the remnants of their past.

The next lines delve into the hidden aspect of familiar scenes, as the singer stares at the true nature of what lies beneath the surface. The reference to "virtual rules" suggests a realm governed by societal expectations or limitations. The phrase "tattered memories in time" signifies fragmented recollections that have faded or become distorted with the passage of time.

The repeated line "Goodbye, the person you loved" hints at a loss or separation, represented only by the echoes of a voice. The rain acts as a metaphorical backdrop, symbolizing a cleansing or purifying force that connects the singer's heart to someone else's. The mention of "parallel specifications" suggests a desire to escape from a state of resonance or shared emotions.

The plea for answers continues, addressed to the timid narrator who desires a complete transformation. The sinking feeling in the familiar scene echoes in the background, while a fragmented panorama flickers faintly in the depths of the singer's eyes. This repetition of "Goodbye, the person you cherished" emphasizes the weight and significance of the farewell, now embodied solely in vocal expressions.

The interplay between rain and sound becomes prominent again. The rain, interrupting the connection of the other person's heart, represents an attempt to evade validation or confirmation. The reference to a parallel specification implies a desire to avoid the evidence or proof of shared experiences. The request to "find me beyond memory and reflect me in your eyes" portrays a yearning to regain a existence beyond the boundaries of recollection.

The lyrics then transition to the singer's lamentation over sad poems that have overflowed from their desires. The line "frightened, the voice, hey, hey" suggests a vulnerability or fear surrounding the expression of these emotions.

In the final plea for answers, the singer calls for the intertwining of their hands to be answered. The desire to escape resonance, represented as "parallel specifications," remains persistent. The rain, once again, connects the singer's heart to someone else's, serving as a catalyst for a complete transformation. The concluding line, "rewrite everything," implies a desire to rewrite or redefine their entire existence.