Full Color (romanized)

The song begins in a monotonous, almost forgettable world, leaving the listener with a sense of longing for something more, a tune or melody that seems lost. But as the first verse unfolds, there's a shift with the mention of being 'drowned in a sea of butterflies,' symbolizing a tumultuous yet beautiful transformation. The headphones become a metaphor for a gateway, a tool for opening one's eyes to the colors of the world.

Building towards the pre-chorus, Gawr Gura uses the act of taking a deep breath as a transition point, which is a universal sign of preparation or focus. Engaging with the song, the chorus becomes the moment of epiphany where it becomes clear that every journey of self-discovery and dream-chasing begins with a single note, a single step. The mention of neon lights illuminating the heart introduces the idea that the city and its vibrancy can mirror our inner vitality.

In the second verse, the sparkle of life is found and acknowledged, described as a 'rainbow of sound' that had always resided within. The narrative shifts from searching to celebrating a newfound sense of belonging and the realization of self. This introspection and acknowledgment of one's inner landscape color the emotional journey with tones of enlightenment and joy.

The final repetition of the chorus becomes an anthem, an invitation to join in a collective dance where dreams replace reality, or rather, become one with it. It emphasizes the synthesis of aspiration and existence, urging the listener to embrace life's rhythm. The journey concludes with a reinforcement of the central message, positing that the real and the imagined are, ultimately, the same experience in 'Full Color.'