A Japanese ballad about holding onto memories and the people who make them matter.
A Japanese ballad about holding onto memories and the people who make them matter.
The phrase 'kakegae no nai egao no tame ni', for the sake of that irreplaceable smile, drives the whole thing.
It's not about grand romance so much as the basic, stubborn need to keep a specific happiness from fading.
A Japanese ballad about holding onto memories and the people who make them matter.
aenai to atama ga karappo ni naru yo
The phrase 'kakegae no nai egao no tame ni', for the sake of that irreplaceable smile, drives the whole thing. It's not about grand romance so much as the basic, stubborn need to keep a specific happiness from fading. He'll say it 'nandodemo', over and over, because forgetting feels like a kind of emptiness.
It's a plain description of absence that cuts deeper than more dramatic language might. The head isn't filled with sad thoughts; it's just empty, and that's the problem.
The way the phrase 'arifureta kotobadakedo', just these ordinary words, hangs in the air before he says 'thank you' again. It admits the language is common, but the feeling underneath isn't.
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(La-la-la-la)
Woo, woah
kakegae no nai egao no tame ni nandodemo tsutaeru yo koyoi kimi ni
wasurerarenai jikan o (atosukoshi) mōsukoshi dake hitara sete
negaeri o butte yume kara mewosamasu to aikawarazu no everyday
magirenai bokura no takaramono-sa na-na-na-na
aenai to atama ga karappo ni naru yo kioku o sakanobotte play back
takusan no shiawase ga yomigaeru yo kazoe kirenai
arifureta kotobadakedo iu yo itsu made mo ēru o arigatō
iroasenai merodi ni nosete gin'iro no sora o koe kiminitodokerukara
(La-la-la-la) omoide ga kiesatta to shite mo
nandodemo mitsukeru yo hora mata deaeta ne
kimi ga yorokobu nonara (mōichido) kon'ya mo handoru o nigitte
yozora ni mukete saranhaja to ōgoe de sakebukara shinjite ite
dare yori mo tsuyoi kizunana no sa na-na-na-na
nakitaku naru toki mo waraitai toki mo hitori de kakaekomanaide alright
sugu soko ni aru mono ni te o nobashite mō hanasanai
gikochinai kotobadakedo iu yo maiorita kiseki ni arigatō
kirari to hikaru hoshi ni negatte tsukikage no umi o koe kiminitodokerukara
We just wanna be with you forever
make a promise under the stars
We'll meet together & let's smile again
arifureta kotobadakedo iu yo (take it me higher)
itsu made mo ēru o arigatō (arigatō)
iroasenai merodi ni nosete (you'd be my girl)
gin'iro no sora o koe kiminitodokerukara
(La-la-la-la) kakegae no nai egao no tame ni (kiminotameni)
nandodemo tsutaeru yo hora mata ano basho de
A Japanese ballad about holding onto memories and the people who make them matter. The phrase 'kakegae no nai egao no tame ni', for the sake of that irreplaceable smile, drives the whole thing. It's not about grand romance so much as the basic, stubborn need to keep a specific happiness from fading.
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