A K-pop track that mixes Japanese and Korean lyrics to offer reassurance during uncertain times.
A K-pop track that mixes Japanese and Korean lyrics to offer reassurance during uncertain times.
What sticks is how ordinary the reassurance feels.
'Sore kurai iki te ire ba natural', just living that much is natural, frames survival as something unremarkable, not heroic.
A K-pop track that mixes Japanese and Korean lyrics to offer reassurance during uncertain times.
Kimi ga kimi de iru nara alright
What sticks is how ordinary the reassurance feels. 'Sore kurai iki te ire ba natural', just living that much is natural, frames survival as something unremarkable, not heroic. The song treats anxiety as weather that passes, not a permanent condition.
The phrase 'Kimi ga kimi de iru nara alright', if you can be yourself, then it's alright, does most of the work here. It's not asking for transformation or some grand effort, just the basic act of staying who you are. That's the quiet permission the whole song gives, repeated like a friend's steady reminder when everything else feels shaky.
It's the song's entire argument, delivered without argument. Being yourself isn't presented as an achievement, just the only requirement for things to be okay.
The way 'in a maze' repeats four times, trailing off, captures that stuck feeling better than a metaphor ever could.
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Baby , don’t blame yourself
Mezasu wa mada higher
Nagai michi no naka
Rainy days never stay
Sou yo toki wa kanashimi no iro kaeru no
Hora ne take it easy
Sono te ni nokoru no wa takara mono
Mirai he movin’ on
Nayan de nai ta tte sou alright
Tama ni nagedashi te mo alright
Sore kurai iki te ire ba natural
Kokoro ga mie naku nat tatte
Sugu aeru yo shinpai nai wa
Kimi ga kimi de iru nara alright
Subete alright
Can’t you believe your mind ?
Dare to kurabe teru no ?
Yudan shi tara lost in a maze in a maze in a maze in a maze
Tari nai mono bakari kiri ga nai ne
Dakedo ika naku cha
Sou yo perfect nante tsumaranai dake
No no
Dare ka no itami ni mo kitsuke nai nara imi ga nai wa
Fuan ni make sou de mo alright
Tama ni nagasa re te mo alright
Sore kurai yumemi tere ba usual
Kanjiru koto ga dekiru nara
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Mata hitotsu ookiku naru no
Kimi wa kimi no manma de alright
Sorede alright
Subete alright sore de alright
Tonight naku no wa mou tome te goodbye kanashimi mo koe te
Too much yasashi sa o kureru kimi ga i te egao ni nare ta days
Mimimoto de sotto sasayai te kure ta kimi no kotoba wa like a miracle !
Kyou mo hibiku in my heart sou , mahou no kotoba ” it’s alright “
Nayan de nai ta tte sou alright
Tama ni nagedashi te mo alright
Sore kurai iki te ire ba natural
Kokoro ga mie naku nat tatte
Sugu aeru yo shinpai nai wa
Kimi ga kimi de iru nara alright
Subete alright
Fuan ni make sou de mo alright
Tama ni nagasa re te mo alright
Sore kurai yumemi tere ba usual
Kanjiru koto ga dekiru nara
Mata hitotsu ookiku naru no
Kimi wa kimi no manma de alright
Sorede alright
Subete alright
A K-pop track that mixes Japanese and Korean lyrics to offer reassurance during uncertain times. What sticks is how ordinary the reassurance feels. 'Sore kurai iki te ire ba natural', just living that much is natural, frames survival as something unremarkable, not heroic.
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