Interpretation: Double Lariat – Megurine Luka

By On 26/08/2010 · 4 Comments

Tearjerking as it may seem to some but to those who thought about this song is all about spinning is totally wrong as it comes with a hidden metaphor.

It’s truely a good song that reminded us of one’s life long aspiration to become master in our trades, even when we fail we must always get back up and keep fighting again. One’s might get over shadowed by our peers around us who have always achieve farther and higher than us. Eventually, One’s will be able to reach their goal in life; The 6300KM is the end of the journey for most of us (Do you know that 6300KM is the radius of this rock we are living on?) In other words, the world is your oysters and the sky is your only limit.

Luka is reflecting of what she have did in the past that had made who she is today. As it have stated inside the video on the 23.4 degrees part because it too represent the orbital plane of our tiny little earth as it is tilted at exactly at 23.4 degrees too.

Video→ [Torrent], [DDL]
Song→ [here]

Source: Moetron

If you want the lyrics click here.

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  • fossil98

    Pretty deep for a spinning chibi vocaloid :P

  • http://shockerz.wordpress.com/ shockerz

    I surprise too when I play it the second time.

  • Fmeloski

    I love your interpertation, I think it’s about childhood and growing up with a wider circle of friends

  • Surelyujest71

    I only just discovered Miku, Luka, and friends – Love the music, although the lyrics (once I found subbed versions) don’t always make quite the kind of sense we’ve learned to expect in the US.  Not that our songs always make sense!  lol.

    As for Double Lariat… somehow, it seems to be a celestial song.  The earth, singing about her friends who move in bigger circles (most of the planets are outside her orbit) as they spin around.  The one by her side… the moon?  I really should try to learn Japanese, so I can understand the songs directly, instead of having to rely on iffy translations.

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