Ten to ten wo tsunagu you ni
Sen wo egaku yubi ga nazoru no wa
Watashi no kita michi soretomo ikisaki
Sen to sen wo musubu futari
Yagate minna umi ni tadoritsuki hitotsu ni naru kara
Kowakunai keredo
Oh oh ikutsu mono kawa wo nagare
Wake mo kikazu ni
Ataerareta namae to tomo ni
Oh oh subete wo ukeireru nante
Shinakute ii yo
Watashitachi no itami ga ima tobidatta
That's why...
That's why I chose you
Ken to ken ga butsukariau oto o
Shiru tame ni takusareta ken ja nai yo
Sonna mujun de dare wo mamoreru no
Oh oh Nando mo sugata o kaete
Watashi no mae ni maiorita anata wo
Kyou wa sagashiteru
Oh oh Doko demo ukeirerareyou to
Shinaide ii yo
Jibun rashisa to iu TSURUGI wo minna sazukatta
Oh oh Toki ni wa nagare wo kaete
Nani mo motazu ni
Atarareta namae to tomo ni
Oh oh subete wo ukeireru nante
Shinakute ii yo
Shiokaze ni mukai toritachi ga ima tobidatta
Utada Hikaru (??????), born January 9, 1983, in New York City, is a highly successful Japanese singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer with international acclaim. Raised between Japan and the United States, Utada began her music career at age 15 with the album "First Love", which became a commercial phenomenon in Japan, selling over 7 million copies. Her musical style is characterized by a fusion of pop, R and B, soul, and electronic music, influenced by her dual cultural background. Utada Hikaru has won numerous music awards, including the Japan Record Awards and MTV Video Music Awards Japan. Some of her most famous songs include "First Love", "Automatic", "Keep Looking", and "Prisoner of Love". Besides music, Utada is also known for her social activism and philanthropic work.
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