Bearwear - Shibuya

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{Verse}
Every face I see around this place
Nightlife just being thrown away
I'm okay but I'm not okay
We will fade away to grey

{Verse}
Still awake people screaming people's name
Over there just half a block away
Will I know if there was another way
We will fade away to grey

{Chorus}
I keep asking this questions for a cheap distraction
I Keep asking this questions
But I'm not ready for the answer
(But I'm not ready for the answer)

{Break}
Better stay inside here sober
Silence makes my brain go louder
Urge to throw into disorder
Again and again, over and over
Better stay inside here sober
Silence makes my brain go louder
Urge to throw into disorder
Again and again, over and over

{Verse}
Every face I see around this place
Nightlife just being thrown away
I'm okay but I'm not okay
We will fade away to grey

{Verse}
Still awake people screaming people's name
Over there just half a block away
Will I know if there was another way
We will fade away to grey

{Chorus}
I keep asking this questions for a cheap distraction
I Keep asking this questions
But I'm not ready for this
I keep asking this questions for a cheap distraction
I Keep asking this questions
But I'm not ready for the answer
But I'm not ready for the answer

Release Date: December 20, 2023

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"Shibuya" by Bearwear is a reflective and introspective song that captures the bustling nightlife of a city where faces blend together and the noise of the crowd fades into the background. The lyrics convey a sense of feeling lost and disconnected in a sea of people, contemplating the choices made and the paths not taken. The chorus repeats the theme of seeking distraction from the overwhelming thoughts that plague the mind, but ultimately not being ready to face the truth. The song's break portrays the inner turmoil of trying to find peace and clarity amidst the chaos, with a repeated struggle to maintain composure. Overall, "Shibuya" is a poignant exploration of inner conflicts and the search for meaning in a world that can feel overwhelming and indifferent.