A K-Pop prodigy's gentle insistence that you can find your way, even when the world feels stiff.
A K-Pop prodigy's gentle insistence that you can find your way, even when the world feels stiff.
The song leans on repetition, circling back to 'If you want' and 'Sekai wa kata sumide' like a mantra.
It's less about convincing someone and more about holding a steady, patient space until they're ready to believe 'Anata wo shinjiteru', I believe in you.
A K-Pop prodigy's gentle insistence that you can find your way, even when the world feels stiff.
Sekai wa kata sumide
The song leans on repetition, circling back to 'If you want' and 'Sekai wa kata sumide' like a mantra. It's less about convincing someone and more about holding a steady, patient space until they're ready to believe 'Anata wo shinjiteru', I believe in you.
The phrase 'If you want to change one thing, what's will you change' isn't a grand question. It's a small, practical nudge toward a person who might be stuck. It answers the pressure of daily sameness with a simple, almost hesitant, offer of agency.
Calling the world stiff captures that specific, heavy feeling when everything seems rigid and unmoving. It's a plain truth that makes the following promise, 'Onaji yume miteru,' I see the same dream, feel necessary.
The way 'Just go one with the flow' arrives feels like a release, a permission slip after all the gentle questioning.
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It's going to be fine
Soyu tomoteta
Kemomoshiro do or die
Hohoende itakedaso
Fukushi nake samishikata
If you want need or stay
Kotayakana mainichi mamata daso
We can find you way
Kono mama jane
Koreijo no somenayo
If you want to change one thing
What's will you change
Anata ni shika de kinaiko togaru
Sekai wa kata sumide
Onaji yume miteru
Anata wo shinjiteru
If you want
You want
No i know what's you or not
Sunao na kotaenaru
Itsukasa na shidashite
Kawarazu issho ni
Waratteta ikedo
If you want touch me
Nanimo iwanakute ikara
You can feel the love
Kurezuni itai
Maemoitemunehate
If you want to know
That you've i think about you
Yumemite torininante ikanakute
Sekai wa kata sumide
Onaji yume miteru
Anata wo kanjite itai
If you want
Saisho no ippo
Umidashita shunkan
Omidashite
If you want
If you want
If you want
Just go one with the flow
Soyu tomoteta
Maemoitemunehate
If you want to change one thing
What's will you change
Anata ni shika de kinaiko togaru
Sekai wa kata sumide
Onaji yume miteru
Anata wo shinjiteru
If you want
If you want to change one thing
What's will you change
Anata ni shika de kinaiko togaru
Sekai wa kata sumide
Onaji yume miteru
Anata wo shinjiteru (shinjiteiru)
So anata wo shinjiteru
If you want
You want
A K-Pop prodigy's gentle insistence that you can find your way, even when the world feels stiff. The song leans on repetition, circling back to 'If you want' and 'Sekai wa kata sumide' like a mantra. It's less about convincing someone and more about holding a steady, patient space until they're ready to believe 'Anata wo shinjiteru', I believe in you.
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