Only sixteen kon'ya
Mujun-darake no jiyuu ni
Owarenagara hashiridasu
Nan ni mo shibararetakunai-tte sakebinagara
Kizuna motometeru hey
Mamorareru dake ja naku
Dareka wo mamoritai
Give me a reason to show you
Riyuu mo naku hohoemu tabi ni
Should tell me why I should try to
Ashita o mitsumeyou to shinaide
Give me a reason to love you
Subete no housoku uragitte miseru
Tatoe sore ga unmei demo
Hitori dake no chikai
GYUtto sasayaite nemuru
Mou sukoshi dake sunao demo ii
Yatto mitsuketa kotae wa sugata o kae
Watashi o madosu hey
Kuyashii hodo tooku kara
Kara kawareteru mitai
Give me a reason to show you
Itsuka kimi ni oitsukitai
Should tell me why I should try to
Chikazuku hodo ni tooku naru mitai da
Give me a reason to love you
Ima wa hitori ni shinaide
If I had you
Kono yoru mo KOWAKUnai noni
Give me a reason to show you
Furikaerinagara kita michi
Should tell me why I should try to
Mou tachidomaru koto wo osorenai yo
Give me a reason to love you
Honto wa WAKE nante iranai
Kodomo mitai ni koe o agete
Hashirou
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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