How to avoid getting hit by a flying object? First of all, you need to know where it comes from, right? If you know that, you can block it by building a wall in the direction it is flying in, or you can avoid it by getting out of the way of the flying trajectory. If you are good at it, you can throw something and hit it. Whichever method you choose, to avoid flying objects, you must accurately understand your state and the state of the flying object.
Regret crawls from the past and strangles us, and anxiety flies from the future and hits us on the head. However, the past is stronger than any other substance that exists in the world. So, if you have done something you regret, you cannot avoid the feeling of regret. But the anxiety that comes from a soft future is different. Because you can avoid flying objects. The song to introduce today is “Where’s my soul” by Cocona (COCONA).
Cocona’s performance of “Where’s my soul” is truly impressive. At some moments, the progress is interrupted to the point where it feels staccato, and at other times, it is extended with leisurely breathing. It’s a really attractive song that doesn’t feel rushed while developing a flashy beat over a painted instrumental.
The lyrics about facing anxiety and moving forward at the same time are also impressive. We all live with a piece of anxiety in our hearts, right? Things like what if I miss my ride on the way to work and am late. I think the lyrics of “Where’s my soul” might be of comfort to those people. In that sense, how about listening to Cocona’s “Where’s my soul”?