二千年... 若しくは... 二万年後の君へ・・・ (Nisennen... Moshiku wa... Nimannen Go no Kimi e)

The song begins with an emotion of intimacy and direct address, as if reaching out across time to connect with someone in the distant future. This opening sets a tone of solemnity and reflection. We feel the weight of centuries in the instrumental interludes and vocals, which convey a sense of the passage of time and the enduring spirit of humanity.

As the verses progress, there's an expression of loss and the bittersweetness of seasons changing without the return of someone dear. The emotional journey deepens with melancholy, resonating with anyone who has experienced the absence of a loved one. The act of staining the last kiss red is heavy with symbolism, perhaps associating it with love, passion, or even blood – a sacrifice.

Contrasting this sorrow, the chorus evokes determination and courage. The repeated command to 'fight' resonates like an anthem stirring the listener to confront the cold and adversities of life unabatedly. The warmth spoken about in the lyrics isn't just physical but also a metaphor for the fortitude and warmth of human spirit in cold times.

The subsequent verses and the bridge allude to a cycle of creation and destruction, hinting at the repetitive nature of human history, where freedom transforms into weapons, and civilization persists amidst its own ruins. As we reach the final chorus, the journey concludes with a sober realization that despite advances and growth, humanity tends to repeat its mistakes, leaving us in a loop of self-reflection and contemplation.