This song was based off of a real person. The persons name is Jani Schofeild, who was a young girl born with a mental condition called 'schizophrenia'. Crusher-p made the song in dedication to Jani, as she herself has experienced the illness.

The names, such as 400, Wednesday, Sycamore and 24 hours were the names of her most frequent hallucinations. 400 and Wednesday were the hallucinations that had told her to hurt others otherwise they would bit or scratch her. 400 was a cat and Wednesday was a rat. Sycamore was another cat and 24 Hours was another little girl.

She wanted them, especially 400 and Wednesday, to go away. Jani would have 200 hallucinations each day.

The lyrics "Ahh, I don't umderstand , 400, why do these people have to die... Ahh, I don't umderatand , Wednesday, why do you hurt me? What have I done." Represents the fact that 400 and Wednesday scratched her if she didn't hit her parents, or someone else, or do as they said. "What have I done?" Is kind of like saying that she was an innocent girl and that she did nothing wrong to upset 400 and Wednesday.

When someone from the Oprah Winphrey Show, or something, came to live with them for a week, he noticed that she hated being called January, her real name, and preferred being called Jani. She had also made lots of other names for herself.

A short, but hopefully useful, explanation to the song Calalini.

A/N: This song is quite sad to think a small child would go through this! I heard that she is way better now though. But this song really did raise awareness for Jani. I didn't know about her until I heard this song, heck, I didn't even know what schizophrenia was! Also, finally, an update! VOCALOID ON~!