The K-pop group's bright dance track gets a Japanese version with the same hopeful energy.
The K-pop group's bright dance track gets a Japanese version with the same hopeful energy.
The lyric treats the word 'navillera' as both a sound and a destination.
It's less about what a butterfly means and more about the physical sensation the word creates when you sing it.
The K-pop group's bright dance track gets a Japanese version with the same hopeful energy.
Chou ga mau you ni na na na navillera
The lyric treats the word 'navillera' as both a sound and a destination. It's less about what a butterfly means and more about the physical sensation the word creates when you sing it.
The phrase 'Chou ga mau you ni na na na navillera', 'like a butterfly dancing, na na na navillera', doesn't just describe movement. It's trying to catch that feeling of being so happy you're weightless, like you could float away on the melody itself.
That line turns the title into a kind of incantation. It's not just naming something beautiful; it's trying to become the flutter it describes.
The way 'na na na navillera' tumbles out after each verse gives the track its airy, skipping rhythm.
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Deatta shunkan kara naze ka tokubetsu de
Kimi no me ni suikomareru sonna ki ga shita yo
Chou ga mau you ni na na na navillera
Kaze ni mi o makasete
Hirahira to
Kimi no moto e todoku yō ni
Omoi o komete
Atarashii sekai hirogaru you & me
Ai ga kawaru koto nante nai yo ne
Atsumeta omoi subete ageru yo
Mou machikirenai kara
Futari de hajimeyou
Kimi wa tada sono mama
Tomadoi sae kimi to nara
Naze ka itoushiku te
Hana ga saite na na na navillera
Ima kimi ga waratta
Kono yume ga itsu made mo tsuzuku you ni
Negai o komete
Atarashii sekai hirogaru you & me
Ai ga kawaru koto nante nai yo ne
Atsumeta omoi subete ageru yo
Mou machikirenai kara
Hateshi nai kono michi o
Te o tsunaide arukitai yo
Nagareru kisetsu o dakishimete
Hikari ga mau na na na navillera
Futari o kagayakasu
Yume ga genjitsu ni kawaru kono ni
Kimi igai nan mo iranai
Atarashii mirai hajimaru you & me
Inaji sora o mitsumeteru me & you
Atsumeta omoi subete ageru yo
Kimi ga daisuki na no
The K-pop group's bright dance track gets a Japanese version with the same hopeful energy. The lyric treats the word 'navillera' as both a sound and a destination. It's less about what a butterfly means and more about the physical sensation the word creates when you sing it.
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