A 2010s K-pop ballad sung in Japanese, holding close the idea of a shared tomorrow.
A 2010s K-pop ballad sung in Japanese, holding close the idea of a shared tomorrow.
The lyric leans on the Japanese 'meirimeiri', clearly, distinctly, to sharpen a promise that's otherwise soft.
It's not about grand gestures, but about making the devotion visible, day by day, so it doesn't blur or fade.
A 2010s K-pop ballad sung in Japanese, holding close the idea of a shared tomorrow.
Onaji toki o kasane tara ii na
The lyric leans on the Japanese 'meirimeiri', clearly, distinctly, to sharpen a promise that's otherwise soft. It's not about grand gestures, but about making the devotion visible, day by day, so it doesn't blur or fade.
The phrase 'Daily daily itoshiku te', loving you daily, daily, feels less like romance and more like a necessary ritual. It answers the fear of things falling apart by insisting on a simple, repeatable act. The words 'Onaji toki o kasane tara ii na' just wish to stack the same moments together, as if that could build a future.
It's a modest, almost practical hope, just wanting to layer the same ordinary time with someone, over and over. That's the whole song right there.
The way 'oh baby baby ima kimi ni' sits in the chorus, a quiet anchor point amid all the daily repetition.
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Furikaeru kinou yori mo
Kimi ga kyou shiawase ni na' te
Onaji toki o kasane tara ii na
Tatoe kono michi no tochuu de
Jama sa re te mo boku nara
Koko ni iru kara wara' te
Yasashiku temaneki suru yo
Fushigi na kao de boku no koto mi nai de
Suki ni naru motto
Daily daily itoshiku te
Meirimerii kimi no sei de
Dore hodo no mirai ga machiuke ta toshite mo
Koko kara umare ta oh baby baby ima kimi ni
Daily daily daily
Boku no meirimeirimeiri tsuduku you ni negau yo
Kimi ga imada mi ta koto nai
Ashita ni fumidasu toki wa
Boku ga soba de mimamo' te iru kara
Itsuka tagaichigai ni naran de ta
Kimi to boku ni mo egakeru hazu sa
Onaji story
Yasashiku taguri yosere ba
Iroduku kisetsu ni iki o hisome nagara
Aruki dasu sotto
Daily daily shiawase ni
Meirimeiri mitasa re te iku
Negai wa toka o koe te mata dea' ta toshite mo
Kotoba ha ira nai oh baby baby ima kimi ni
Daily daily daily
Boku no meirimeirimeiri tsuduku you ni
Doko ni mo ika nai !
Kono omoi 、, eien ni …?
Tada kimi hitori aishi tsudukeru tame にni
I don ' t care no more
Cause you ' re my sweeties angel babe
Nayame ru hibi mo namida nugu' te
Kimi no subete mamori tsudukeru yo
Sore ga dekiru !
Hitotsu ni na' te
Daily daily itoshiku te
Meirimeiri kimi no sei de
Dore hodo no mirai ga machiuke ta toshite mo
Koko kara umare ta oh baby baby ima kimi ni
Daily daily daily
Boku no meirimeirimeiri
Daily daily daily isshun de kagayaku
Oh oh oh oh , oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
Daily daily daily
Kimi no meirimeirimeiri tsuduku you ni …?
A 2010s K-pop ballad sung in Japanese, holding close the idea of a shared tomorrow. The lyric leans on the Japanese 'meirimeiri', clearly, distinctly, to sharpen a promise that's otherwise soft. It's not about grand gestures, but about making the devotion visible, day by day, so it doesn't blur or fade.
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