A Japanese ballad where the words can't quite reach the person they're meant for.
A Japanese ballad where the words can't quite reach the person they're meant for.
The song keeps returning to that conditional 'if', if it could be said, if it could arrive, if it could be forgiven.
It's a lyric built on the distance between what's felt and what can actually be delivered.
A Japanese ballad where the words can't quite reach the person they're meant for.
"I love you kanawa nai mono nara ba"
The song keeps returning to that conditional 'if', if it could be said, if it could arrive, if it could be forgiven. It's a lyric built on the distance between what's felt and what can actually be delivered.
The phrase 'kotoba ni dekiru nara sukoshi wa mashi sa', if it could become words, it would be a little better, sets the whole thing in motion. It's not about grand declarations, just the quiet defeat of a feeling that stays stuck in your chest, too much for language to carry.
It translates roughly to 'if this thing called I love you can't come true.' The conditional framing turns the most certain phrase into something fragile and out of reach.
The way the title word 'Missing' hangs in the air at the very end, almost like a question the singer can't answer.
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Kotoba ni dekiru nara sukoshi wa mashi sa
Tagai no mune no naka wa te ni toreru hodo na noni
Furueru hitomi ga katarikake te ta
Deai ga motto hayakere ba to
I love you kanawa nai mono nara ba
Isso wasure tai no ni wasure rare nai subete ga
I miss you yurusa reru koto nara ba
Dakishime te i tai no sa hikari no gogo mo hoshi no yoru mo baby
Tokimeku dake no koi wa nan do mo aru keredo
Konnani setsunai no wa kitto hajimete nano sa
Somari yuku sora ni tsutsuma re te
Towa ni katarau yume o mi ta
I love you todoka nai mono nara ba
Mitsume kaesa nai noni hitomi ubawa re te ugoke nai
I miss you yurusa reru koto nara ba
Dakishime te i tai no sa hikari no gogo mo hoshi no yoru mo baby
Tasogare ni seiippai no iki o sut te
Me o tojiru dake oh ?
I love you boku dake no kimi nara ba
Kono michi o kakedashi te ai ni iki tai ima sugu ni
I miss you yurusa reru koto nara ba
Dakishime te i tai no sa hikari no gogo mo hoshi no yoru mo baby
Missing you ?
Missing you ?
A Japanese ballad where the words can't quite reach the person they're meant for. The song keeps returning to that conditional 'if', if it could be said, if it could arrive, if it could be forgiven. It's a lyric built on the distance between what's felt and what can actually be delivered.
2AM performs "Missing", and this lyric page sits inside the 2AM catalog on LyroVerse.
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