@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
Hah lu lu lu, lu yeah yeah lu lu lu yeah yeah
「舌を殺す」
「沈黙の白」
「言葉と浮腫みだす」
「躙り寄る切望」
Yeah eh ah ah ah ah
転げ堕ちて行く誘惑に笑顔が張り付き
滲む夜はち切れた
「傷で傷を補う」
「闇と誘惑と性」
「狂う様に貪り合う」
撃ち鳴る放浪者よ
蝶の花弁を摘みながら笑う
切り付ける優越感
安息と散れ
拍車に壊れてさあ跨がれ
現実と眼を閉ざす
彷徨い暮れるサヨナラ人間
響きはしない
Ah ah yeah yeah yeah
Ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah
撃ち鳴る順応者よ
求め群れる迷彩 破壊の羅列
現実 娯楽 無と傷を開き
指でなぞる答え
Ah, ah ah ah
蝶の花弁を摘みながら笑う
切り付ける優越感
安息と散れ
拍車に壊れてさあ跨がれ
現実と眼を閉ざす
彷徨い暮れるサヨナラ人間
響きはしない
Dancing slowly forever sick
Dancing slowly forever sick
Dancing slowly forever sick, forever, forever you, sick
「舌を殺す」
「沈黙の白」
「言葉と浮腫みだす」
「躙り寄る切望」
Yeah eh ah ah ah ah
転げ堕ちて行く誘惑に笑顔が張り付き
滲む夜はち切れた
「傷で傷を補う」
「闇と誘惑と性」
「狂う様に貪り合う」
撃ち鳴る放浪者よ
蝶の花弁を摘みながら笑う
切り付ける優越感
安息と散れ
拍車に壊れてさあ跨がれ
現実と眼を閉ざす
彷徨い暮れるサヨナラ人間
響きはしない
Ah ah yeah yeah yeah
Ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah
撃ち鳴る順応者よ
求め群れる迷彩 破壊の羅列
現実 娯楽 無と傷を開き
指でなぞる答え
Ah, ah ah ah
蝶の花弁を摘みながら笑う
切り付ける優越感
安息と散れ
拍車に壊れてさあ跨がれ
現実と眼を閉ざす
彷徨い暮れるサヨナラ人間
響きはしない
Dancing slowly forever sick
Dancing slowly forever sick
Dancing slowly forever sick, forever, forever you, sick
Lyrics submitted by Starlight.Minjoo
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Sorry for the huge wall of text that probably didn't make any sense. ^_^;
TL;DR- I love this song.