A 2PM member confesses a forbidden attraction in this Japanese track.
A 2PM member confesses a forbidden attraction in this Japanese track.
Junho's delivery leans into the ache of indecision, not the drama of a love triangle.
The repetition of "I don't know" feels less like confusion and more like a man trying to convince himself he has a choice, when really he's already fallen.
A 2PM member confesses a forbidden attraction in this Japanese track.
"Amai tsumi no aji"
Junho's delivery leans into the ache of indecision, not the drama of a love triangle. The repetition of "I don't know" feels less like confusion and more like a man trying to convince himself he has a choice, when really he's already fallen.
The phrase "Amai tsumi no aji", the taste of a sweet sin, gets at the core of it. It's not just about a crush; it's about the pleasure of the secret itself, the guilty thrill that keeps pulling him back. He's hooked on the feeling, even as he says "I don't know naze tomarenai."
That's the whole song in four words, the addiction to something you know is wrong, but can't help wanting anyway. It's more honest than calling it love.
The way "Crush crush baby" tumbles out after the confession has a resigned, almost sighing quality to it.
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Kanpeki na koi wo shitatte
Kanojo aishiteitatte
Mata kimi ni ai ni iku
Chuudoku shoujou
Come on baby kiss me
Daijoubu baretari shinai sa
Come on tamerawazu
No no yeah
I don't know naze tomarenai
Baby no... Yeah
I don't know mou modorenai
Baby oh... Yeah
Baby I'm crush on you
Baby I'm crush on you
Amai tsumi no aji
Crush crush baby
Crush crush on you
Kanojo to iru toki mo
Aishiatteru toki mo
Kimi wo omotteru koto
Mochiron himitsu sa
Come on baby kiss me
Kowagarazu boku ni makase na yo
Come on jirasanaide
No no yeah
I don't know fukaku ochiru
Baby no... Yeah
I don't know kimi totomo ni
Baby oh... Yeah
Baby I'm crush on you
Baby I'm crush on you
Akai tsumi no hana
Crush crush baby
Crush crush on you
Oh babe I'm so sorry
Kotae ga de nai
Kanojo to kimi sono hazama de
(Come on!)
I don't know nando demo mata
Baby no... Yeah
I don't know tewo no basu yo
Baby oh... Yeah
I don't know naze tomarenai
Baby no... Yeah
I don't know mou modorenai
Baby oh... Yeah
Baby I'm crush on you
Baby I'm crush on you
Amai tsumi no aji
Crush crush baby
Crush crush on you
A 2PM member confesses a forbidden attraction in this Japanese track. Junho's delivery leans into the ache of indecision, not the drama of a love triangle. The repetition of "I don't know" feels less like confusion and more like a man trying to convince himself he has a choice, when really he's already fallen.
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