藤井風さんの曲に感じる一貫性。
曲調は様々なのに、心に残る印象が前向きなこと。
死を恐れる必要はない、今できることをしようと思える。
ステージでラストいつも息絶えたようにパフォーマンスする”死ぬのがいいわ”でさえ、死んじゃうくらいの強い覚悟で自分を信じるという逆説的な生き方を感じる。
それらは歌詞によるところが大きいのはまちがいない。
しかし、アルバム単位でも曲単位でも、いつも幸福感を得ることができるのは、やっぱり藤井風さんの音楽の力だと思う。
毎日聴いて、生きていることに感謝する。
父の命日だった昨日は、母と2人で墓参りをした。
I feel a consistency in Fujii Kaze's songs.
Even though the styles are varied, the impression that remains in my mind is one of positivity.
There's no need to fear death, it reminds me to do what I can now.
Even in "I'd Rather Die," which he always performs as if he's taking his last breath on stage, I feel a paradoxical way of life, believing in himself with such strong resolve that he's ready to die.
No doubt this is largely due to the lyrics.
But whether it's an album or a song at a time, I think it's the power of Fujii Kaze's music that always makes me feel happy.
I listen to it every day and am grateful to be alive.
Yesterday was the anniversary of my father's death, and I visited his grave with my mother.
