Twister
Takeharu Ishimoto Lyrics


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"Brain ware, main wave"
Psycho got a high kick
Collect and select
Show me your best set

"Crystals, blisters"
It's all over now
Psycho cane
You're so keen
I need more candy canes

"Cold cake, cold break"
Freak got a high kick
Mr. Twister
Moist with roistering

Stick it up
Take it up
Step aside and see the world
Effect has defects
"Take a bow to the moon (Bow-wow to the moon)"

"Brain ware, main wave"
Psycho got a high kick
Collect and select
Show me your best set

"Crystals, blisters"
It's all over now
Psycho cane
You're so keen
I need more candy canes

"Cold cake, cold break"
Freak got a high kick
Mr. Twister
Moist with roistering

Stick it up
Take it up
Step aside and see the world
Effect has defects
"Take a bow to the moon (Bow-wow to the moon)"

"Morning rays, hairspray Queens"
"Get on their way to their nests, the west"
"Honest, they once had a dream"
"Belles of society, in the shells of their unity"
Cornet 'n spinet
"The sound flows, follows till they're home"
Dragged by the power of dreams
That power is yet unknown

"Morning rays, hairspray Queens"
"Get on their way to their nests, the west"
"Honest, they once had a dream"
"Belles of society, in the shells of their unity"
Cornet 'n spinet
"The sound flows, follows till they're home"




Dragged by the power of dreams
That power is yet unknown

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Takeharu Ishimoto's "Twister" are abstract and open to interpretation, but there are a few themes that can be derived. The beginning of the song speaks to technology and the power of the human brain, as the lyrics mention "brain ware" and "main wave." There is a sense of chaos or confusion with "psycho" and "crystals" and "blisters," but it is all remedied with "collect and select" and "show me your best set," which could be interpreted as the need for organization and order in life.


Line by Line Meaning

Brain ware, main wave
The power of the brain and its activity is the main force behind this song


Psycho got a high kick
A person with a disturbed mental state is feeling exhilarated


Collect and select
Gather and choose only the best


Show me your best set
Demonstrate your most impressive collection


Crystals, blisters
Representing life's highs and lows, it's all coming to an end now


It's all over now
Things have come to an end, and there's no going back


Psycho cane
The disturbed person has an object to use as a weapon


You're so keen
You're eager and enthusiastic


I need more candy canes
I require more sweet things to keep me going


Cold cake, cold break
Something bad has happened, and you're left feeling the chill of it


Freak got a high kick
Someone unconventional or strange is feeling an adrenaline rush


Mr. Twister
A person (or perhaps a metaphorical entity) who spins things around in a chaotic manner


Moist with roistering
Damp from all the excitement and revelry


Stick it up
Put something in place firmly


Take it up
Ramp up the energy and excitement


Step aside and see the world
Take a moment to appreciate the world around you, from a different perspective


Effect has defects
Even great things have drawbacks or imperfections


Take a bow to the moon (Bow-wow to the moon)
Expressing admiration or reverence for the beauty of the moon


Morning rays, hairspray Queens
Depicting the vivid imagery of people on their way to work or start their day, using nostalgia-inducing details


Get on their way to their nests, the west
Heading back home, to the direction of the setting sun


Honest, they once had a dream
Reminding us that everyone once had aspirations, goals, and inspirations


Belles of society, in the shells of their unity
Epitomizing the cultural norms, class structures, and visible societal hierarchies


Cornet 'n spinet
Representing the musical instruments that accompany the characters, while also rhyming with the line that follows it


The sound flows, follows till they're home
Suggesting that sounds, like memories, emotions or feelings, persist and follow us even after we return home


Dragged by the power of dreams
Implying that the dreams that one has can pull you forward through life, like a motivator or driving force


That power is yet unknown
Acknowledging that there's still much to be learned about the workings of the human mind, dreams, and their lasting impact




Writer(s): Takeharu Ishimoto, . Sawa

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