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No sense:
Humming 7/4(doesnt the song begin as 3/4 and then change to 4/4? or am i thinking about another song? maybe it humming 3/4(first part)+4/4(last part)? xD)
much sense:
alterna
(if you are afraid of change, then stay at a distance)
NEXT LEVEL
(We start to move for the next stage
We keep on walking
On this endless, straight road
We keep on shining)
rollin'
(The world is rolling around at the speed of rebirth)
GREEN is the color of hope
(The brilliant trees standing in the cool air
Are losing the colors as if hiding themselves)
identity
(It's not important how I'm viewed
What I need is how I should be)
Rule
(I don't need the Rules
Decided by someone else
Because we are the Rules
I can't give way in that matter)
LOVE 'n' HATE
(Just because I love you
It would be the best way for me to disappear
If I could hate you
I would rather be better off)
Pieces of SEVEN
(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,0, the relationship with Nagase lasted 7 years)
Days is describing a "normal" day for her in some parts i think
(I want to see you, I want to see you
I want to hear your voice at least
And I sometimes call you with no special reason)
Curtain Call
(the curtain in the PV, its also a good ending song from the lyrics)
Mirrorcle World
(all the questions shes asking describe a weird future, a "mirrorcle" world, horrible and fantastic at the same time)
Life describes that even if something happens in your life, the life around you will just go on like nothing happened
(The city is active again today
As if nothing had happened)
(don't)Leave me Alone, the last two lines are the shortest way to say it
(Leave me alone now
But don't leave me alone)
talkin' 2 myself
(Listen to the voice in your heart)
decision
(You see? Please don't ask me
You see? If I was right
The road I chose when I was young
Was that of no turning back)
GUILTY
Ayu doesn't want to say why she's guilty or what she's guilty of, but she thinks it will chase her forever
fated
(Do you believe in fate?)
Ill stop now...I think youll know by now that I think most of her songtitles make MUCH sense
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