The track finds the group lost in a black hole of longing, calling out for someone to return.
The track finds the group lost in a black hole of longing, calling out for someone to return.
The lyric treats loneliness like a physical space, a "Black hole no yō ni" where light doesn't reach.
That's sharper than just saying "I'm sad." It makes the plea feel less like a request and more like a survival instinct.
The track finds the group lost in a black hole of longing, calling out for someone to return.
"Nige basho wa doko ni mo nai kimi ga inai sekai wa"
The lyric treats loneliness like a physical space, a "Black hole no yō ni" where light doesn't reach. That's sharper than just saying "I'm sad." It makes the plea feel less like a request and more like a survival instinct.
The repeated "Oh Baby Come back" isn't just a hook; it's the whole point of the song. When they sing "Nige basho wa doko ni mo nai", there's nowhere to run, the lyric locks into that feeling of being cornered by absence. It answers a very basic fear: what if the person you need to save you is the one who's gone?
It's a plain statement of fact: in a world without you, there is literally nowhere to hide. The desperation isn't dramatized; it's just reported, which makes it heavier.
The way "Nightmare yami ni nomarete" gets delivered, swallowed by the darkness of a nightmare, has a specific, claustrophobic weight that sticks.
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It's just what you want Go!
Oh kono koe ni kizuiteYeah Yeah
Moshi kikoeterunara Oh
Akumu ni unasarete iruYeah Yeah Yeah
Namae o yonde ima sugu
Tameiki hito-tsu de kakimidasareru kokoro
Nige basho wa doko ni mo nai kimi ga inai sekai wa
Oh Baby Come back
Oh-ya o yusutte mezamesasete boku o
Oh Baby Come back oooh!
Nightmare yami ni nomarete anjū o motomesakebu
Oh Baby Come
Hikari wa nai Black hole no yō ni
Nagedasarete samayou hitori
Oh yeah
Sō, kimi wa tokubetsu yuiitsu muni no sonzai
Tameshi tari shinakute ī Yeah
Riaru ni saku hana sae kanawanai yo
Kimi ni wa
Tameiki hito-tsu de kakimidasareru kokoro
Nige basho wa doko ni mo nai kimi ga inai sekai wa
Oh Baby Come back
Oh-ya o yusutte mezamesasete boku o
Oh Baby Come back oooh!
Nightmare yami ni nomarete anjū o motomesakebu
Oh Baby Come
Hikari wa nai Black hole no yō ni
Nagedasarete samayou hitori
Kimi wa hakarishirenai
Sabishī kono yoru ni boku dakeOh
Torinokosareta mama doko ni mo ikenai
Yume no naka de
Yeah mayou (yo) stay right (yo) there Just react (oh)
That’ s right that Oh dam
Kono nō ni chokusetsu sono senritsu mushi shite ikiru nantelimit (ohh)
Straight Permanent Black Permanent Tattoo no yō ni kizami
Konseki nokoshinigerarenakusasete kara no okizari
Want you to wake me up now Come back
That's why I love you
Oh Baby Come back
Oh doko ni iru no kanjisasete kimi o
Oh Baby Come back oooh!
Nightmare yami ni nomarete anjū o motomesakebu
Oh Baby Come back
Hikari wa nai Black hole no yō ni
Nagedasarete samayou hitori
Oh Baby Come back
Nagedasarete samayou hitori
Oh Baby Come back
The track finds the group lost in a black hole of longing, calling out for someone to return. The lyric treats loneliness like a physical space, a "Black hole no yō ni" where light doesn't reach. That's sharper than just saying "I'm sad." It makes the plea feel less like a request and more like a survival instinct.
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