あなぐらぐらし (Hole Dwelling)

Kikuo's song 'あなぐらぐらし (Hole Dwelling)' delves into themes of isolation, escapism, and the human condition. The lyrics paint a picture of individuals living in a confined space, metaphorically represented by a hole, where they are unable to exist in either the world of the living or the dead. This could symbolize a state of limbo or a feeling of not belonging anywhere, a common existential dilemma.

The song's chorus, with its repetitive nature, suggests a cycle of behavior that the characters cannot escape from. They dance and laugh, but it's all an illusion, as they are actually falling into a whirlpool of death, which could be interpreted as a descent into madness or despair. The mention of 'the same, the same, it's not the same' implies a struggle with identity and the realization that even in a shared experience of isolation, each individual's suffering is unique.

Kikuo's music often incorporates elements of the Vocaloid culture, where synthesized voices tell stories through song. 'Hole Dwelling' uses these elements to create a haunting atmosphere that complements the lyrical content. The song's narrative could be seen as a commentary on the human need for connection and the pain of loneliness, as well as the difficulty of breaking free from one's own mental constraints.