A Japanese track about gratitude and staying by someone's side through uncertain futures.
A Japanese track about gratitude and staying by someone's side through uncertain futures.
The song avoids the trap of making love sound easy or destined.
Instead, it's built on a quiet admission: 'I might not have understood the meaning of love,' followed by the decision to keep showing up anyway.
A Japanese track about gratitude and staying by someone's side through uncertain futures.
hitomi kara nagareta hoshi ni chikaou
The song avoids the trap of making love sound easy or destined. Instead, it's built on a quiet admission: 'I might not have understood the meaning of love,' followed by the decision to keep showing up anyway.
The phrase 'kagiri nai kansha wo kimi ni', limitless gratitude to you, doesn't feel like a grand declaration. It's more like someone realizing they've been given more than they can ever properly say back, so they settle on staying nearby as the only real answer.
Chasing a star that fell from someone's eye turns a cliché into something specific and fragile, it's not about grand wishes, but following a trace of their emotion.
The gentle repetition of 'soba ni iru yo', I'll be by your side, feels less like a promise and more like a quiet reminder, almost to themselves.
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oshimo mada kimi ni deaenakereba
ima bokuwa nani o shitetann darou
ai no imi sae wakaranai mama
doko de mayottetan darou
komiageru omoi o umaku
kotoba ni dekinai kedo
kimito nara wakari aeru
ima made mo zutto kore karamo
subete no ai o kimi ni
kagiri nai kansha wo kimi ni
hitomi kara nagareta hoshi mi
chika ou zutto soba ni
soba ni iru yo
soba ni iru yo
hate shinai yume o
oikake nagara
tomarazu ni ashi o fumidashita
kimi no egaodake shinji tsuzukete
kizukeba konna basho ni iru
hitori ja mi rarenai keshiki o (watch it pass me by)
te ni dekinai mono o (won' t let go)
kimi to nara mitsuke rareru (I promise you)
eien ni sagashi tsuzukeyou
subete no ai o kimi ni
kagiri nai kansha o kimi ni
hitomi kara nagaretai hoshi ni
chikaou zutto soba ni
soba ni iru yo
soba ni iru yo
kyomo kimi o wasurenai
donna mirai ga matteita tte
sono ai ga motto boku wo
tsuyoku suru kara
subete no ai o kimi ni
kagiri nai kansha o kimi ni
hitomi kara nagareta hoshi ni
chika ou zutto soba ni
soba ni iru yo
soba ni iru yo
zutto
A Japanese track about gratitude and staying by someone's side through uncertain futures. The song avoids the trap of making love sound easy or destined. Instead, it's built on a quiet admission: 'I might not have understood the meaning of love,' followed by the decision to keep showing up anyway.
SHINee performs "From Now On", and this lyric page sits inside the SHINee catalog on LyroVerse.
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