A K-pop track about pushing through frustration when effort doesn't pay off.
A K-pop track about pushing through frustration when effort doesn't pay off.
It frames struggle not as a sign you're wrong, but as a kind of construction phase.
'You're still under construction' in the English bridge turns frustration into a temporary, necessary state.
A K-pop track about pushing through frustration when effort doesn't pay off.
Kimi ga itsumo hyaku-pāsento Ganbatteru koto shitteru yo
It frames struggle not as a sign you're wrong, but as a kind of construction phase. 'You're still under construction' in the English bridge turns frustration into a temporary, necessary state.
The phrase 'Kimi ga dore dake ganbatte ite mo Umaku ikanai toki wa' gets at that specific exhaustion. You can be giving everything, a hundred percent, and still hit a wall. It's less about grand failure and more about the daily grind where effort doesn't translate, and the song suggests maybe that's when something is being tested or strengthened.
It's a quiet moment of recognition. Someone sees you're always giving your all, even when it feels invisible, and just says they know.
The shift into the English bridge with 'You can do what you wanna do, all you need is action' cuts through the earlier tension with a direct, almost plainspoken command.
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(Cry cry) itsumo okora re tari
(Cry cry) kara mawatchattari
Yama yori tani ga ōkute
Nagedashitaku naru yo ne
(Cry cry) ki ni naru kare kara no
(Cry cry) denwa nakattari
Tamani jibun no iru imi ga mienai ne
Ah eranda michi daisukinara
Tsurakute naita hibi mo mata
Takaramono sa
Kimi ga dore dake ganbatte ite mo
Umaku ikanai toki wa
Kamisama ga kimi no koto o
Chotto tsuyoku suru toki
Kimi ga itsumo hyaku-pāsento
Ganbatteru koto shitteru yo
Kimirashiku aruite iku koto
That's all mōichido sā action
(Try try) tsuyoku narou to shite
(Try try) ganbari sugi tari
Risō to no sa no ōki-sa ni tsukareru ne
Ah kimi no miryoku kidzui teru kai?
Sunaona kimi de iru toki no sono egao sa
Kimi ga hisshi ni mae o muite mo
Mukaikaze no toki wa
Kamisama ga kimi no
Kimochi chotto tameshi teru toki
Kimi ga itsumo hyaku-pāsento
Ganbatteru koto shitteru yo
Kimirashiku aruite iku koto
That's all mōichido sā action
Sono yume mo sonomichi mo
Hateshinaku tsudzuite iku step
Sā mata atarashī tobira o aite habataite ikou
Kimi ga dore dake ganbatte ite mo
Umaku ikanai toki wa
Kamisama ga kimi no koto
O chotto tsuyoku suru toki
Kimi ga itsumo hyaku-pāsento
Ganbatteru koto shitteru yo
Kimirashiku aruite iku koto
That's all mōichido sā action
(La la la la la la la la la la...)
You can do what you wanna do, all you need is action
You’re still under construction
(La la la la la la la la la la...)
Don’t worry, you make me feel attraction
By never giving up satisfaction
(La la la la la la la la la la...)
That' s all mōichido sā action
A K-pop track about pushing through frustration when effort doesn't pay off. It frames struggle not as a sign you're wrong, but as a kind of construction phase. 'You're still under construction' in the English bridge turns frustration into a temporary, necessary state.
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