A late-career track from the pioneering girl group, pushing past the news cycle toward something brighter.
A late-career track from the pioneering girl group, pushing past the news cycle toward something brighter.
There's a quiet tension in framing a 'brand new world' while acknowledging you're already living in a 'tough era.' The hope isn't naive; it's a deliberate choice made in full view of the headlines.
That makes the repeated call to 'dream' feel earned, not just cheerful.
A late-career track from the pioneering girl group, pushing past the news cycle toward something brighter.
Kimi dake wa doka sono mama no KARAA* de ite ne
There's a quiet tension in framing a 'brand new world' while acknowledging you're already living in a 'tough era.' The hope isn't naive; it's a deliberate choice made in full view of the headlines. That makes the repeated call to 'dream' feel earned, not just cheerful.
The song keeps circling back to the phrase 'Here's the brand new world!' It's less a description of that world and more a direct address, an insistence. You get the sense they're trying to convince themselves as much as anyone, pushing through the 'blue' news to find that shared power.
Amid all the talk of development and a changing world, there's this plea for one person to stay exactly as they are. It's a small, personal anchor in a song about big, forward motion.
The way the Japanese lyric shifts into the English phrase 'u can set u free' in the final stretch sticks with you. It's a simple, direct command buried in the melody.
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Kono yorokobi hazumu yo kimi ga issho dakara
Sekaijuu ni afurete hoshii shiawase no hana
Saikin no NYUUSU wa tende utsu (blue) dakedo
Taihen na jidai ni ikiteru watashitachi
Oh (no!) no cryin' (no cryin')
Mimi o sumasou! Dareka dokka de naiteru yo
So (yeah) do try! (just find it out)
Hitomi tozasazu ni subete uketometara kitto
Here's the brand new world! Tatoe ima
Kaze wa fukiaretemo...together
Yume sagasou! Tsuyoku nare! Ai ga PAWAA ni naru subarashisa o
Ano toki kara kimi ni wa honto muchuu ni natte
Ki ga tsukeba mou sugu da ne Ah nijuuichi seiki
KONPYUUTAA ya machi toka kurashi wa hattatsu shiteku!
Kimi dake wa doka sono mama no KARAA* de ite ne
Oh (no!) no fight (no fight)
Kore kara dore kurai nakama ni deau no kana?
Hold (hold) ya pride (ya pride)
Sorezore no michi o ayumedo onaji hoshi hitotsu!
Let's live! The brand new world! Kono uta o
Kimi ni todoketai yo together
Kokkyou mo nai toki o koe aishi aisareru subarashisa o
Ima kimi no mune ni
"u can set u free..."
Here's the brand new world! Futari nara
Nani mo kowakunai yo...forever
Yume sagasou! Tsuyoku nare! Ai ga PAWAA ni naru subarashisa o
Kimi ga kureta kara
A late-career track from the pioneering girl group, pushing past the news cycle toward something brighter. There's a quiet tension in framing a 'brand new world' while acknowledging you're already living in a 'tough era.' The hope isn't naive; it's a deliberate choice made in full view of the headlines. That makes the repeated call to 'dream' feel earned, not just cheerful.
S.E.S. performs "Brand New World", and this lyric page sits inside the S.E.S. catalog on LyroVerse.
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