Some songs do not demand attention. They wait.
Sai is one such song.

It does not arrive with certainty or spectacle. It repeats, softens, and slowly asks the listener to step aside. Over time, it began to do something to me—not intellectually, but inwardly. It thinned the noise. It changed how I listened.

This six-part series is not an analysis in the usual sense. It is a long act of listening—moving through hunger, lineage, surrender, silence, and return. A way of sitting with a song that refuses to end, and seeing what remains when the self grows quieter.