Telecastic fake show

• 1. With the way the lyrics are written, it seems to read as 'my vision is narrow, and disappearing / becoming lost', but the same line could also be plausibly heard as 'my vision is becoming not narrow (=opening up)'.
• 2. This entire section can be read as this complicated run-on sentence, or just be a bunch of vague sentence fragments. This interpretation vaguely makes sense to me, though. There are pleasant/comforting 'yous', and uncanny/eerie 'yous' (sounds like a pair of antonyms in Japanese). The common interpretation of this song seems to be that he's at odds with different personalities inside him (all the references to 'you', 'him', etc.) that might be violent or criminal (the red temptation) and confused in all the chaos.
• 3. He says this a lot. It feels like saying 'emotion-ness' to me, but apparently it could be a legitimate word in English like 'affectivity'. Don't know what uses there are for that, though.
• 4. Apparently, he might be talking about how children mistakenly write characters the wrong way around? I searched 'mirror letter' and a Japanese-English dictionary was in one of the results, even though I've never really heard someone say 'mirror letter' in English. Maybe the primal emotional voice inside him is trying to speak out by pointing?
• 5. Every time he says 'pointed my finger', they wrote 'point' as if they're talking about piercing or jabbing something, which is odd. Also, he basically says 'finger of emotionality', which makes zero sense in English.
• 6. I read a Japanese article talking about the interpretation of the song, and they think this part shows that there's also themes of losing sight of the desire to do music, but trying to hold onto that invisible spark deep inside.
• 7. These lines about 'now I'm getting tired' and 'I was just getting tired' are actually the same throughout, but I'm just changing the tense each time to grammatically agree with what follows (tense only goes on the last verb in a list of actions in Japanese).