A Japanese track about two people sharing the same time, no matter how the clock moves.
A Japanese track about two people sharing the same time, no matter how the clock moves.
The lyric treats time as something you can occupy together, like a room.
When it says "jitsu wa jikan tte byoudou jja nainda", actually, time isn't equal, it admits the clock isn't fair, but the song still tries to carve out a private eternity anyway.
A Japanese track about two people sharing the same time, no matter how the clock moves.
onaji toki no naka
The lyric treats time as something you can occupy together, like a room. When it says "jitsu wa jikan tte byoudou jja nainda", actually, time isn't equal, it admits the clock isn't fair, but the song still tries to carve out a private eternity anyway. That tension between the ticking seconds and the desire to stop them feels very Seventeen.
The phrase "onaji toki no naka", in the same time, does a lot of work here. It's not just about being physically close; it's about syncing up, sharing the same slice of existence. That pressure to align completely, to make sure not even a second slips away unshared, gives the whole song its anxious, devoted pulse.
Those three words hold the entire premise, being in the same time, not just the same place. It turns the 24-hour cycle from a constraint into a shared container.
The way "omou wa kimi dake" repeats, almost like a mantra, sticks with you after the track ends.
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itsu demo kimi no
soba ni iru koto
sore ga naniyori taisetsu sa kimi mo
boku no tonari ni
iru nara kanpeki (ay ya ya)
hiroi, like the sky (uh)
saa komo no ue moving
bokura igai wa nothing
osoru ni taranai futari dake ga no rakuen
tokei no hari wa (oh ye ye)
mawatte iku yo (oh ye ye)
soshite kasanaru unmeisen
onaji toki no naka
24 hour
omou wa kimi dake (omou) kimatte (omou)
24 hour
issho sa ittsu datte (closer) datte (closer)
24 hour
kanarazu aeru ichizu sa zutto, zutto
24 hour
ichibyo taritomo hanarezu iyo, iyo
24 hour
jitsu wa jikan tte byoudou jja nainda (nainda) nainda
ataerareta eien jja tarinai
kimi wa omou toki ga
Yeah nakucha ikenai kuuki no you ni
Yeah shizen na mama de soba ni itai
soshite kasanaru unmeisen
onaji toki no naka
24 hour
omou wa kimi dake (omou) kimatte (omou)
24 hour
issho sa ittsu datte (closer) datte (close)
24 hour
kanarazu aeru ichizu sa zutto, zutto
24 hour
ichibyo taritomo hanarezu iyo, iyo
nijuu yojikan jaretetai yo ne
(iya) soredemo tari nai yo ne
kibishii kaze fuku yama mo
kimi no tame (noborou)
24 hour (hu)
omou wa kimi dake (omou) kimatte (omou)
24 hour
issho sa ittsu datte (closer) datte (close)
24 hour
kanarazu aeru ichizu sa zutto, zutto
24 hour
ichibyo taritomo hanarezu iyo, iyo
24 hour
A Japanese track about two people sharing the same time, no matter how the clock moves. The lyric treats time as something you can occupy together, like a room. When it says "jitsu wa jikan tte byoudou jja nainda", actually, time isn't equal, it admits the clock isn't fair, but the song still tries to carve out a private eternity anyway.
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