Sound effects of gears clicking and ticking at the start of the song symbolize being "stuck in time," unable to progress past the moment of tragedy.
The lyrics suggest that no matter where Mizi looks—even into a mirror—she sees the image of Sua (her lost partner) reflected in her own eyes. This implies that Sua’s memory is woven into the very fabric of her soul, and she cannot separate her own identity from the person she lost.
Mizi views herself through a lens of extreme guilt. She sees herself as "selfish" and undeserving of love, adopting the "witch" persona as a symbol of her own perceived monstrousness.
The "silent garden" mentioned in the lyrics represents a place where Mizi feels truly alone, yet it is also where she waits for a reunion that may never come.
Sound effects of gears clicking and ticking at the start of the song symbolize being "stuck in time," unable to progress past the moment of tragedy.
The lyrics suggest that no matter where Mizi looks—even into a mirror—she sees the image of Sua (her lost partner) reflected in her own eyes. This implies that Sua’s memory is woven into the very fabric of her soul, and she cannot separate her own identity from the person she lost. н•л‚(Hana) - WITCH | 가사 (Lyrics)
Mizi views herself through a lens of extreme guilt. She sees herself as "selfish" and undeserving of love, adopting the "witch" persona as a symbol of her own perceived monstrousness. Sound effects of gears clicking and ticking at
The "silent garden" mentioned in the lyrics represents a place where Mizi feels truly alone, yet it is also where she waits for a reunion that may never come. Mizi views herself through a lens of extreme guilt
