おしゃかしゃま (Oshakashama) Lyrics – 宮本浩次 (Hiroji Miyamoto)

おしゃかしゃま (Oshakashama) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Humans try to control everything around them, like killing or saving animals based on numbers, and even try to manage their own kind. They pray and wish to gods, but slowly realize that they themselves are acting like gods without really understanding it, questioning their own arrogance.

[Verse 2]
The singer reflects on how gods are imagined in human form in paintings and stories. He wonders whether this is just coincidence, fate, or humans drawing gods selfishly in their own image, showing how people twist reality to fit their ideas.

[Chorus]
Whether there’s an afterlife or not, or if people are reborn or not, it doesn’t change much. Humans always do whatever they want and think they are at the top, ignoring that the world and life continue beyond their control.

[Verse 3]
If he were a god, he wouldn’t rush creation like in seven days. Instead, he would take his time and plan carefully to avoid mistakes and destruction, showing patience and responsibility rather than acting hastily like humans often do.

[Verse 4]
Humans constantly change things, question why, and act like they don’t know, even though they actually do. This shows their foolishness clearly, and the song suggests that maybe humanity would be better off wiped out because people refuse to learn from their mistakes.

[Pre-Chorus]
Fools don’t change unless extreme consequences happen, so worrying too much is pointless. It’s better to accept the chaos of life, mix fun and trouble, and live freely without overthinking what’s right or wrong.

[Chorus]
Even when things go wrong, humans keep hoping for a better future but get frustrated because nothing seems clear. No matter what they say or do, there’s always someone or something to tell them it’s wrong.

[Bridge]
The song asks where people should go or what they should do when everything seems impossible and directionless.

[Chorus]
Life, rebirth, heaven, or hell doesn’t change the reality of existence. Even if things aren’t perfect, there’s always a path to move forward, whether it’s up, down, or sideways.