A K-pop ballad about a soft wind, a shared smile, and the simple wish to stay close.
A K-pop ballad about a soft wind, a shared smile, and the simple wish to stay close.
The lyric trusts small things: a glance at the pretty sky, a sweet wind on the cheek, footprints on the beach.
It builds a whole world of affection from those tiny, tangible details without ever needing to explain why they matter.
A K-pop ballad about a soft wind, a shared smile, and the simple wish to stay close.
Kimi ga warau boku wa sukoshi terete iru
The lyric trusts small things: a glance at the pretty sky, a sweet wind on the cheek, footprints on the beach. It builds a whole world of affection from those tiny, tangible details without ever needing to explain why they matter.
The phrase 'Kimi dake wo ima boku wa suki ni naru', 'now I come to like only you', doesn't shout. It just lands, a quiet admission that this feeling is already here, already settled. It answers the pressure of having to declare something big by just stating a simple, present fact.
'When you laugh, I shine a little.' It's a plain observation about how someone else's joy becomes your own light, said without any fuss.
The way the 'Lalala lalala' section drifts in feels like a breath, a moment where words stop and the feeling just hangs there.
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Yawarakai kaze ni fureru you ni
Kimi dake wo ima boku wa suki ni naru
Omoi subete tsutsumikonde
Kokoro ga ima hane wo hirogete yuku
Lalala lalala…
Kirei na sora da ne to kimi ga furimuku kara
Boku no hoho ni sotto amai kaze
Moshi koko ga umi nara suteki dayo ne
Kimi ga warau boku wa sukoshi terete iru
Dokoka de kokoro wa tomodachi wo koete ita nda
Omoide ni wa zutto sono egao
Atatakaku afureteta
Yawarakai kaze ni (yeah) fureru you ni (we can feel)
Kimi dake wo ima boku wa suki ni naru (I’ll be with you)
Omoi subete tsutsumikonde (yes I will)
Kokoro ga ima hane wo hirogete yuku (love goes on)
Lalala lalala…
Kondo no nichiyoubi umi ni demo yukou ka?
Aoi sora ga futari wo mite iru
Komorebi no rizumu de unazuku kara
Boku no koi wa yurete machi wo oyoideku
Fuan ya namida wa itsuka wa hikari ni dekiru sa
Kinou yori mo zutto sou chikaku de
Mata ashita aeru kana
Mabushii kisetsu ga (yeah) kimi no yubi de (we can feel)
Odoridasu kara boku wa suki ni naru (I’ll be with you)
Tatta hitotsu (ah) kagayaku no wa (yes I will)
Tokimeki kara yume ni tsuzuku mirai
Let’s talk. Uminari no rain ni kasaneru sain
Namida wa kirari toritahi wa yurari sunahama ni wa ashiato twin
Amai love song maru de futari no tame no you ni hibiiteru
(Ah) only one tanoshii koto (ah) takusan shitai ne
Itsumademo baby nakayoshi de iyou
Shall we be in love, let’s fall in love, I love you so much!!
Yawarakai kaze ni (yeah) fureru you ni (we can feel)
Kimi dake wo ima boku wa suki ni naru (I’ll be with you)
Omoi subete tsutsumikonde (yes I will)
Kokoro ga ima hane wo hirogete yuku (love goes on)
Lalala lalala…
A K-pop ballad about a soft wind, a shared smile, and the simple wish to stay close. The lyric trusts small things: a glance at the pretty sky, a sweet wind on the cheek, footprints on the beach. It builds a whole world of affection from those tiny, tangible details without ever needing to explain why they matter.
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