Mata hitotsu hoshi ga tsuita
futte kisou na manten no sora
Omoide no natsu
sekai wa marude bokura no mono to omotta
Shooting star dust
Nagare ochita ano hoshi no kakera ni
(wish on a star)
Inoru negai wa ima demo mada mune no oku ni
Demo hito wa otona ni naru
dare ni mo sakerarenai wakare ga kuru
Arukidashitara utsumukanai no
Kawaranai kokoro shinjite
Falling tear drops
Afuredashita kono hoho no namida wa
(don't say goodbye)
Tabidatte yuku bokura dake ga motsu houseki
Shooting star dust
Nagare ochita ano hoshi no kakera ni
(wish on a star)
Inotta kotoba mune no oku ni
Falling tear drops
Afuredashita kono hoho no namida wa
(don't say goodbye)
Mabushiku hikaru bokura dake no houseki dakara
Crystal Kay Williams (Yokohama, February 26, 1986) is a Japanese singer of Afro-Japanese descent. Considered a pioneer among second-generation artists in Japan, Crystal Kay has achieved great success in the Japanese music scene thanks to her powerful and versatile voice, capable of ranging from R and B to pop, passing through hip hop and soul influences. Her career began at the age of 15 with the debut album "For Your Love", which was an immediate success. Over the years, Crystal Kay has collaborated with numerous Japanese and international artists, including Namie Amuro, Snoop Dogg and Busta Rhymes. In addition to music, Crystal Kay has also ventured into voice acting, lending her voice to characters in anime such as "Pokémon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior", where she also sang the closing theme song for the original version of the film. Among her most representative songs are "Candy Love", "Koi no Uta" and "Give It Up". Crystal Kay continues to be an influential figure in the Japanese music world, inspiring new generations of artists.
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