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With love

Across The Ages

I won't let them win, I'll fight till the end
I'll break these walls down, I'll rise again
I'm unbreakable, I'm a force to be reckoned with
I'll find my way out, I'll never give up

Unbreakable

This song is a reflection of the overwhelming and often isolating experience of living in a modern, digital world. It's about feeling disconnected and lost in the artificiality of our surroundings, where everything feels like a cycle that never ends. The lyrics convey a sense of burnout and exhaustion, as if the pressures of society and technology are draining the soul. The imagery of "neon ash" in the veins and "shattered pixels of life" symbolizes the fragmentation of our identity and the struggle to find genuine connection and purpose amidst the screens and deadlines.

Neon Ash In My Veins

Electronic Dreams

Follow me

Marathon

Can I be with you

Evening rain in Tokyo

Throughout the song, I wanted to capture that mix of anxiety and hope. There's this feeling of being lost in a city that's suddenly gone quiet, but also this determination to find each other no matter what. By the end, the couple realizes that their connection goes way deeper than any technology. It's a reminder that sometimes, when everything else fails, love is what lights the way.

Disconnected Hearts

This song is my heartfelt cry for peace amidst the chaos of war. It speaks of shattered streets and broken lives, highlighting the hope and love that can overcome pain and division. The song's core message is the desire to end senseless fighting and unite people despite the hardships. It calls for everyone to pause, feel each other's presence, and work together to build a world where love and humanity prevail.

Can You Hear Me

This song is about dizzying passion and obsession. The heroine experiences a whirlwind of emotions, where every glance from her lover makes her lose her mind. She swings between joy and tears, feeling love lift her to great heights and then throw her down like a rollercoaster.

Across The Ages

Bad Robot