愛して 愛して 愛して (aishite aishite aishite)

The song 'Aishite Aishite Aishite' by VOCALOID, a singing voice synthesizer software, delves into the dark and obsessive aspects of love and desire. The lyrics, sung by a virtual avatar, express a deep yearning for affection and attention, which borders on the obsessive and the cursed. The repeated phrase 'あいして、あいして、あいして' which translates to 'Love me, love me, love me,' underscores the desperation and the unyielding demand for love.

The metaphor of a 'collar' or 'necklace' that was cursed long ago suggests a binding and suffocating need for human connection. The singer pleads not to be abandoned or ignored, indicating a fear of loneliness and a craving for validation. The lyrics also touch upon the pressure to be perfect, as seen in lines that boast about good grades and being a 'good child,' which may reflect societal expectations and the desire to be loved for one's achievements.

As the song progresses, the lyrics become more intense, revealing the unhealthy nature of the singer's love. The mention of a confession behind the gymnasium and the declaration of love for someone 'dirty' hints at a forbidden or unrequited love. The singer's willingness to give everything and bear all burdens for the sake of love illustrates an extreme and potentially self-destructive devotion. The repeated apologies and the final lines, which claim happiness, suggest a twisted sense of contentment in this all-consuming love, leaving listeners to ponder the true cost of such an obsession.