イジメ、ダメ、ゼッタイ

The lyrics move from isolation and low confidence toward courage and solidarity. The speaker addresses someone who has been hurt and promises protection, while also recognizing that staying silent or pretending not to notice can hurt others. By the end, the message becomes a firm refusal to accept bullying.

The repeated phrase “hurt and hurt others” suggests that bullying creates a cycle in which pain spreads rather than ending with one person. “Yesterday’s self—goodbye” is an image of leaving behind fear and helplessness, not necessarily forgetting the past. The call to “fly” works as an encouraging metaphor for finding freedom or rising above suffering.

The promise “I’ll protect you” sounds reassuring, but the lyrics also point toward shared responsibility: they mention both the person who is hurt and the companions who look away. The song may be read as speaking directly to a victim, or more broadly to anyone who feels alone or has failed to act. Its repeated, emphatic rejection of bullying leaves little ambiguity about that central message, even if the exact meaning of “flying” remains open.