endgame・concept book・sabitsuku made
Lyrics/Composition: Kairiki Bear
“Endgame" means the final stage of a chess game in which you know that your life is already "deadlocked.
In fact, "Endgame" is a sequel to "Telestories," from Yuu Miyashita's second album, "Walking in Blue," so we recommend that you compare the two.
In "Telestories," the main character uses a telescope to look into the future, but in this song, I depicted the present as seen from the perspective of the person who created this horrific world.
The protagonist, who has a strong sense of inferiority in an unequal world where only he loses and is hurt, objects to the world's claim to equality and begins to offer a "negative" equality that makes everyone "happy".
Personally, I like Yuu Miyashita's rendition of "Remingu " very much, so I used it as a reference, and after listening to other videos of Yuu Miyashita's songs on continuous playback, I created this song so that it would fit in with those songs without any sense of incongruity.
I spent a lot of time thinking about what to call the "game over" line before the second chorus before deciding on the line.
The song has few interludes, and you can enjoy Yuu Miyashita's voice throughout the song.
“Endgame" means the final stage of a chess game in which you know that your life is already "deadlocked.
In fact, "Endgame" is a sequel to "Telestories," from Yuu Miyashita's second album, "Walking in Blue," so we recommend that you compare the two.
In "Telestories," the main character uses a telescope to look into the future, but in this song, I depicted the present as seen from the perspective of the person who created this horrific world.
The protagonist, who has a strong sense of inferiority in an unequal world where only he loses and is hurt, objects to the world's claim to equality and begins to offer a "negative" equality that makes everyone "happy".
Personally, I like Yuu Miyashita's rendition of "Remingu " very much, so I used it as a reference, and after listening to other videos of Yuu Miyashita's songs on continuous playback, I created this song so that it would fit in with those songs without any sense of incongruity.
I spent a lot of time thinking about what to call the "game over" line before the second chorus before deciding on the line.
The song has few interludes, and you can enjoy Yuu Miyashita's voice throughout the song.
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