A Japanese single from 2011 that captures the nervous, giddy energy of meeting someone special.
A Japanese single from 2011 that captures the nervous, giddy energy of meeting someone special.
The lyric leans into the physical details, the bag, the skirt, the glance in the window, to ground the nervous energy in something real.
It's a song about a feeling, but it never floats away into abstraction.
A Japanese single from 2011 that captures the nervous, giddy energy of meeting someone special.
Ne~e korekara dō naru no?
The lyric leans into the physical details, the bag, the skirt, the glance in the window, to ground the nervous energy in something real. It's a song about a feeling, but it never floats away into abstraction.
The phrase 'Ne~e korekara dō naru no?', 'Hey, what's going to happen from here?', is the whole song in a question. It's not about deep philosophy; it's the simple, breathless worry and excitement you feel when you're about to step out the door. That line holds all the jitters and hope of not knowing what comes next.
It's the exact thought that runs through your head when you're dressed up and waiting, a mix of curiosity and slight panic that anyone who's ever been on a first date would recognize.
The way the phrase 'Do it! do it!' repeats feels like a little pep talk to yourself in the mirror.
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Asa kara totsuzen no ko ichi ru ni
Tokimei tari shite saikô ne!
Yori chotto riaruna
Sutairu ni shiyou ka na?
Mira ichi no mae (watashi to) mitsume au (dokidoki)
Ne~e korekara dô naru no? (lovin' it)
Wanpi ichi su wa (sui ichi to de) hi ichi ru wa (takame de)
Sa~a kara hajimaru yo (lovin' it)
Kimi to 2-ri de mo hashitte ikeru
So ~u sutekina kotoda ne
Baby love ga tsuma~tsu teru kaban motte
Kimi ni fo ichi kasu! nando mo
Do it! do it! sunao ni natte
Do it! do it! itsumo no yô ni
Do it! do it! egao ni natte
Do it! do it! aikotoba wa do it!
Sassoku omukae no ko ichi ru ni kawaiku unazui tari
Saigo ni mouichido dake check
Kawaiku mieru ka na?
Mado ni utsuru (watashi ga) yokome de (chirari)
Ne~e ima kara dô naru no? (lovin' it) o ki ni hairi no (piasu to) kôsui
(yes) ima kimi ni kakete ku (sore ravu~in)
Kimi to 2-ri de mo hashitte ikeru
Mo ~u ureshî kotoda ne
Baby love wo knock suru sukaato no sete
Kimi ni fo ichi kasu! nando mo
Do it! do it! sunao ni natte
Do it! do it! itsumo no you ni
Do it! do it! egao ni natte
Do it! do it! aikotoba wa to me
Tewotsunaide kotchi minaide
So ~u ki ni shinai furi shite yo
Kimi to 2-ri de mo hashitte ikeru
So ~u sutekina kotoda ne
Baby love ga tsuma~tsu teru kaban motte
Kimi ni fo ichi kasu!
Nando mo kimi to 2-ri de mo hashitte ikeru
Mo ~u ureshî kotoda ne
Baby love wo knock suru sukaato no sete
Kimi ni fo ichi kasu! nando mo
Do it! do it! sunao ni natte
Do it! do it! itsumo no you ni
Do it! do it! egao ni natte
Do it! do it! aikotoba wa do it!
A Japanese single from 2011 that captures the nervous, giddy energy of meeting someone special. The lyric leans into the physical details, the bag, the skirt, the glance in the window, to ground the nervous energy in something real. It's a song about a feeling, but it never floats away into abstraction.
KARA performs "Do It! Do It!", and this lyric page sits inside the KARA catalog on LyroVerse.
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