Song meaning of 地球儀 (Spinning Globe) by 米津玄師 (Kenshi Yonezu)

Ah, "地球儀" by 米津玄師, a.k.a. Kenshi Yonezu. Let's dive into this spinning globe of lyrics, shall we? In the first verse, we have Kenshi reminiscing about the day he was born under a sky that was apparently high and far and all that poetic jazz. Then we move on to the second verse where Kenshi talks about hurting people while passing them by, because apparently, that's what you do when you're in a seasonal mood. But hey, let's not forget that the sky somehow becomes even farther away during this heartwarming interval. Moving on to the chorus, we find Kenshi running against the wind, crossing debris on a path where apparently someone is waiting for him. Oh, and of course, he always dreams of seeing a shining light because that's just the kind of guy he is. In the post-chorus, we witness the profound moment where Kenshi unlocks the secrets of life as he compulsively spins a globe. Ah, yes, the sheer power of spinning balls!

And then comes verse three, where Kenshi declares that the person he loved has vanished into thin air, but hey, with that gentle face from "that day," they still manage to keep him company from afar. Talk about ghostly love affairs! Moving right along to the chorus again, Kenshi decides to embrace the rain and start singing, not caring about what the world thinks. Apparently, this road he's on just keeps on going because he wished for it, and boy, does he dream of meeting people again, forever and ever. Oh, and don't forget, Kenshi also squeezes a secret in his hands just in case he forgets it along the way. Gotta keep those secrets close, you know?

Then we hit the bridge, where Kenshi starts everything from his humble little self's "correct" wish. And with that tinge of solitude, he takes a detour on his journey. Apparently, a detour is mandatory for personal growth, folks! Finally, in the last chorus, Kenshi finds himself running against the wind once again, crossing debris, and surprise, surprise, someone is still waiting at the end of the road! Another dream about shining lights, because Kenshi just can't get enough. And in the outro, Kenshi opens the door to secrets, releases the joy of touching hands, bids farewell to sorrow, and keeps painting that globe because, well, why not?

So there you have it, my funny interpretation of "地球儀" by Kenshi Yonezu. A whirlwind of globe-spinning love, detours, and never-ending dreams. Now go forth and spin your own globe, my friend!