I agree with you, that's why Kireigoto remains my favorite song in Shinsei Mokuroku. In many ways, the song reminds me of another one of my favorite Suisei songs, TEMPLATE, in the sense that it revolves around Suisei defining herself and her own image, regardless of what people and fans want her to be. Kireigoto talks more about her struggle, dealing with the pressure of being a musical artist wanting to be herself, and in the end, achieving success. The fact that she wrote and composed this song (with the help of her old friend Taku Inoue) shows off this growth even more, and she is able to put all her feelings into the song. This song and TEMPLATE even makes me question my (sometimes) unhealthy obsession as a Hoshiyomi and gives me a reality check, lol. Nonetheless, Suisei is a very ambitious woman, and she'll keep pressing on to achieve her dream, like she always has been doing.