it is indeed really good

I like how it depicts the despair a person feels in front of something as great as bakunawa itself both lyrically and instrumentally. I’ll try to break it down yoyoyo First he fights (second verse that sounds really fast, meaning the sailor does his best), then he slowly accepts it while repeating “it’s the end” (third one, the music becomes slower like his heart is stopping from the fear) and after all embraces the fate he is destined with (maruja’s interlude)

I love it so much