A track from his solo career that leans into a darker, more possessive fantasy.
A track from his solo career that leans into a darker, more possessive fantasy.
'I can teach you but i have to charge' turns desire into a transaction, which grounds the magical talk in something colder.
It's a sharp, unvarnished note about what fantasy costs.
A track from his solo career that leans into a darker, more possessive fantasy.
Torawareta kimi wa boku no fantasy
The lyric doesn't soften its grip. 'I can teach you but i have to charge' turns desire into a transaction, which grounds the magical talk in something colder. It's a sharp, unvarnished note about what fantasy costs.
The phrase 'Torawareta kimi wa boku no fantasy' isn't just about capture. It's the vanity of imagining someone completely yours, a devotion that feels more like ownership. That pressure to keep the fantasy alive, to make it 'beautiful ecstasy', answers a kind of longing that's all appetite.
It's the core of the song's tension, calling someone your fantasy makes them an object of your own making, not a person. That plain admission holds everything else together.
The way 'beautiful ecstasy' hangs in the air after 'fantasy' gives the whole thing a desperate, shimmering edge.
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Chikadzuite kuru ano mune sawagi
Subete o abaku fukai body check!!
Kono toki o matteta
Zutto iki o koroshi te
Kurayami ni tatsu ah
Ueta black panther no youni
Hito omoi ni ikeru ima nara
Torawareta kimi wa boku no fantasy
Mitasarete yuku beautiful ecstasy
Kasane awaseru mune no kodou ni
Aragaenaiyo it's magical
My baby yabai ajiwai hamaru
You can't turn back
Kidzuitetara kimi wa boku no wana no naka ni
I can teach you but i have to charge
Say you want me babe xiahtic!!
'because you're mine
I can teach you but i have to charge baby
Mitakotonai yume ni yamitsuki
Chikadzuite kuru ano mune sawagi
Subete o abaku fukai body check!!
*Torawareta kimi wa boku no fantasy
Mitasarete yuku beautiful ecstasy
Kasane awaseru mune no kodou ni
Awagaenaiyo it's magical
Repeat **
Chikadzuite kuru ano mune sawagi
Subete o abkau fukai body check!!
A track from his solo career that leans into a darker, more possessive fantasy. 'I can teach you but i have to charge' turns desire into a transaction, which grounds the magical talk in something colder. It's a sharp, unvarnished note about what fantasy costs.
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