A love song that feels like a tempo shift you can't control.
A love song that feels like a tempo shift you can't control.
The song frames love as a rhythm you sync to, not a choice you make.
Phrases like 'Tempo up and down like that' and 'sunao ni natte' (become honest) treat surrender as a kind of natural, almost involuntary, alignment.
A love song that feels like a tempo shift you can't control.
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
The song frames love as a rhythm you sync to, not a choice you make. Phrases like 'Tempo up and down like that' and 'sunao ni natte' (become honest) treat surrender as a kind of natural, almost involuntary, alignment.
The repeated 'I'm addicted, I'm addicted only' isn't just a declaration. It's the sound of someone giving up the fight to stay measured, letting the rush take over completely. That 'only' narrows the whole world down to one source.
It's the 'only' that does the work, cutting off any other possibility. The repetition feels less like a hook and more like a pulse you can't escape.
The way 'atsuku hajimaru love song' (a hotly beginning love song) lands right after 'ippo fumidashite' (take a step forward) gives the whole thing a physical, forward-moving heat.
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Hey atama ni play
kimi ga nagareru
Wait otoshite pace
motto jikan o kakete (whoa, hu)
I know here's something eh
tamerawanai de ichidodake
You're so amazing
hon'ne o kika sete boku o mite
Tempo up and down like that
sunao ni natte hakanai senhiki wa yosou (yosou)
kimochi mitomete ippo fumidashite oh
atsuku hajimaru love song (love song）
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
Only, only, only, only
Baby mayowanaide yo
kikoe teru? tashikana koe ga
boku no uta ni wa kimi dakedakara
Always mewotojite (uh)
jibun no kankaku o shinjite mite oh, oh
Be my baby (hey)
hika reru mama de chikadzuite
You're my melody
kiite hoshikute koko ni ite
Tempo up and down like that
sunao ni natte hakanai senhiki wa yosou (yosou)
kimochi mitomete ippo fumidashite oh
atsuku hajimaru love song (love song）
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
Only, only, only, only
sarigenaku kokoro ni hibiki (hibiki)
futari shizen ni te o nigiri (nigiri)
I mean it, I mean it, I mean it
'Cause it's love, yeah, it's love
kimi ni mitasa re teru
subete no shinkei ga
otagai o utai dashite
Tempo up and down like that
sunao ni natte hakanai senhiki wa yosou (yosou)
kimochi mitomete ippo fumidashite oh
atsuku hajimaru love song (love song）
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
Only, only, only, only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
I'm addicted, I'm addicted only
Only, only, only, only
A love song that feels like a tempo shift you can't control. The song frames love as a rhythm you sync to, not a choice you make. Phrases like 'Tempo up and down like that' and 'sunao ni natte' (become honest) treat surrender as a kind of natural, almost involuntary, alignment.
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