The 2009 K-pop ballad finds its quiet strength in waiting for tomorrow.
The 2009 K-pop ballad finds its quiet strength in waiting for tomorrow.
The lyric avoids grand romantic declarations.
Instead, it finds its weight in the small, stubborn act of staying, 'soba ni iru kara zutto', and in the belief that 'meeting wasn't an accident'.
The 2009 K-pop ballad finds its quiet strength in waiting for tomorrow.
Sukoshi zutsu demo ii tsutae tai yo
The lyric avoids grand romantic declarations. Instead, it finds its weight in the small, stubborn act of staying, 'soba ni iru kara zutto', and in the belief that 'meeting wasn't an accident'. It trusts the accumulation of colorless days.
The phrase 'Sukoshi zutsu demo ii tsutae tai yo', 'little by little is fine, I want to tell you', doesn't rush. It accepts that some feelings can't be packaged neatly. The song leans into that patience, the kind you need when you're 'waiting for a tomorrow you still can't see'.
It's a modest offer. The singer isn't claiming to have all the right words, just the willingness to try, piece by piece. That restraint gives the promise its credibility.
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Sukitooru hitomi no oku mada mi nu ashita o machiwabi te iru
Somari yuku sora no kanata koko kara bokura hajimaru
Kimochi subete nose ta kotoba nante tayasuku mitsukara nai kedo
Sukoshi zutsu demo ii tsutae tai yo
Kokoro tsunageru michi ga hirakeru sono hi made
Always and Forever soba ni iru kara zutto
Kazoekire nu shunkan norikoe te
Kimi ha boku no ima o ikiru chikara
Hitori dake no kimi no mama de i te yo
Sabishi sa o mise nu you ni namida korae te tsuyogatteru kedo
Shiawase o sagasu you ni kimi ha maemuki ni arui ta
Mukiae ba butsukaru koto mo atta kizutsuke ta koto mo atta kedo
Sukoshi zutsu demo ii tsutae tai yo
Koe ni nara nai kokoro kasanaru hi made
Always and Forever soba ni i tai yo zutto
Deae ta no ha guuzen ja nai
Shinji teru yo ashita ga mata kuru koto
Hitotsu dake no houmotsu sa kun ha
Toozakaru kioku iroase itsuka kie yuku keredo
2 nin no jikan ha kagiri naku
Shikisai o kae nagara tsudui te iku kara
Always and Forever soba ni iru kara zutto
Kazoekire nu shunkan norikoe te
Kimi ha boku no ima o ikiru chikara
Hitori dake no kimi no mama de i te yo
Hitotsu dake no houmotsu sa kun ha
The 2009 K-pop ballad finds its quiet strength in waiting for tomorrow. The lyric avoids grand romantic declarations. Instead, it finds its weight in the small, stubborn act of staying, 'soba ni iru kara zutto', and in the belief that 'meeting wasn't an accident'.
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