The Korean trio's 2002 track 'Do & Be' offers a vow of devotion in another language.
The Korean trio's 2002 track 'Do & Be' offers a vow of devotion in another language.
There's a quiet defiance in framing a love song as a capability.
'Donna mono ni mo nareru', I can become anything, turns devotion into a kind of power, not just sacrifice.
The Korean trio's 2002 track 'Do & Be' offers a vow of devotion in another language.
Do & Be anything zenbu anata no tame
There's a quiet defiance in framing a love song as a capability. 'Donna mono ni mo nareru', I can become anything, turns devotion into a kind of power, not just sacrifice. It's a vow made in the face of knowing 'nani mo wakatte nai'.
The phrase 'Do & Be anything' repeats like a mantra. It's less about achieving something grand and more about offering yourself completely, 'zenbu anata no tame'. The words answer a simple, stubborn pressure: the need to say you'll become whatever is required.
Everything for your sake. It's the core of the promise, stripped of any condition or flourish. The lyric doesn't argue the point; it just states it as fact.
The way 'kiseki ni KISU o suru no' lands, a kiss offered to the miracle of meeting, sticks with you.
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Aitte iu no wa ne
Zettai ni uragiru koto no dekinai yakusoku
Dakara nee
Kono hiroi sekai de meguriaeta kiseki ni KISU o suru no
Do & Be anything donna koto demo dekiru
Do & Be anything zenbu anata no tame
Do & Be anything donna mono ni mo nareru
Do & Be anything anata no tame nara
Hora ne ima futatsu no kokoro ga futten ni tasshiteku
Wakaru desho Babe?
Uun kitto hontou wa nani mo wakatte nai
Soredemo ii issho ni irareru nara
Do & Be anything donna koto demo dekiru
Do & Be anything zenbu anata no tame
Do & Be anything donna mono ni mo nareru
Do & Be anything anata no tame nara
Tooi tooi sora no ue kami-sama wa kanshi shiteru
Dakara dou datte iu no?
Sou ashita o barairo ni suru no wa watashitachi no ai
Do & Be anything donna koto demo dekiru
Do & Be anything zenbu anata no tame
Do & Be anything donna mono ni mo nareru
Do & Be anything anata no tame nara
The Korean trio's 2002 track 'Do & Be' offers a vow of devotion in another language. There's a quiet defiance in framing a love song as a capability. 'Donna mono ni mo nareru', I can become anything, turns devotion into a kind of power, not just sacrifice.
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