The band starts at full speed right away: drums driving hard, guitars bright on top, and no vocal yet.

Here’s the first voice, in English: "I could not look back," and the loss lands inside music that was already running.

When he sings about running into the night, the lyric finally names what the drums and guitars have been doing since the opening.

The weight lifts a little here, but the pace stays fast; it’s opening space for the Japanese verse rather than slowing down.

This pursued-running line keeps the same chase going, now with the vocal pushed forward against the fixed beat.

The English memory line gives the song a brief brighter pocket, but the band doesn’t soften around it for long.

Now the guitars take over the argument, climbing and answering while the rhythm section keeps the song's body steady.

This is the first deep-red chorus: "紅に染まった" arrives after all that running, and the band makes it feel huge rather than comforting.

The red chorus comes back quickly, so the return feels less like a new turn and more like the song accepting its center.

"Oh, crying in deep red" cuts through in English near the end, plain and exposed against the still-fast band.

The short silence doesn’t settle anything; the band comes back immediately, with the refrain enlarged by the break.

The drive finally drains away here, and the silence feels stark because the song has spent so long refusing to stop.