I Fall in Love Too Easily (cover)

[Lyric]

Surely,
I wanted
to drive you mad.
I truly did.

I wanted
to push you so far
you could never
come back again.

But if I did,
we’d become
like Kotaro and
Chieko—

So you and I
will go beyond them,
beyond language,
beyond dominance and submission.

Beyond night,
beyond dawn,
beyond light,
beyond time.

Let’s go back
to the spring,
before we branched out—
back through memory.

Let’s try once more
to carefully rewrite
everything—
let’s rewrite the Earth.

We were originally
a forest,
a wind,
an ocean.

We were a premonition—
before fire,
before words.
We were a premonition of the Earth.

In the summer night sky, the Milky Way.
Water sleeps in the grassy land.
In the forest, in the wind,
in fire and sea—there’s premonition.

A moon floats
with premonition.
The stars of the Milky Way
are filled with premonition.

In the summer night sky, the Milky Way.
Water sleeps in the grassy land.
In the forest, in the wind,
in fire and sea—there’s premonition.

LULULULULU

[Explanation]
🔮 Overview
“The Earth’s Premonition” is a poetic song that explores the longing to rebuild love and identity on a planetary scale.
More than a personal romance, it reaches toward something elemental—our connection to nature, memory, and the unspoken.

🧠 1. The Desire to Drive Someone Mad

“I wanted to drive you mad…”

The opening lines confess a raw emotional impulse: to possess the beloved completely—even to the point of madness.
But the speaker quickly pulls back, realizing that such love could turn destructive, like the tragic historical couple Kotaro and Chieko Takamura.

🕊 2. Going Beyond Language and Power

“…beyond words, beyond dominance and submission…”

This passage expresses a yearning to transcend not only individual egos, but also the very frameworks—of language, control, and societal roles—that often bind and define relationships.

🌊 3. Returning to the Spring

“Let’s go back to the spring, before we branched out…”

Here, “the spring” symbolizes an origin point—pure and undivided.
Before we became individual “branches,” we were part of a shared source.
This is a poetic call to reconnect with that deeper, pre-linguistic unity and re-create the world from there.

🌱 4. A Vision of Original Being

“We were originally forest, wind, sea…”

This powerful stanza evokes a mystical ecology.
The speaker suggests that before becoming human, we were nature itself.
Before language, before fire, before violence—we were simply a premonition of Earth.

🌌 5. Repetition as Prayer

“In the summer night sky, the Milky Way…”

These final verses blend celestial imagery with a kind of sacred repetition.
The refrain acts like a soft prayer, reminding us that everything—forest, wind, fire, sea—carries premonition, and that love, too, can be an elemental force.

ちきゅうの予感 - A Premonition of the Earth (original)

ろっかばいまいべいびい (cover)

Corcovado / Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (cover)

Insensatez / How Insensitive (cover)

[Lyrics]

How are you?
So-so, I guess.
How are you?
So-so, I guess.

Lying on a fluffy futon,
I offer up a prayer,
right at the moment
I’m about to betray God.

How are you?
So-so, I guess.
How are you?
So-so, I guess.

This isn’t Hawaii —
we’re inside the pyramid.
Let’s try to calm down a bit.

How are you?
So-so, I guess.
Some more purple cabbage, please.

ピラミッドのなかだから – Inside the Pyramid (original)

Its Choade My Dear (cover)

Meditation (cover)

Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (cover)

[Lyric]
My Son and Daughter

The boy and the girl
covered in dirt, keep on running
They stumble, scrape their knees—
but shine straight ahead with no fear

Soaring up, high into the sky
they catch their shadows and kick them away
Flying fast, higher still
they chase the light beyond the horizon

Shadows stretch across the open field
slowly, quietly growing long
The little pirates of the day
will one day set sail into open seas

Beyond the wind, beyond the wall
they soar again into the sky
Beyond today, beyond yesterday
they rise and rise, into the light

The boy, dancing and dodging like it’s play
The girl, burning fierce and bright like a tiger
Dancing, dodging, laughing all the way—
she’s a tiger, glowing red with fire

Chasing after a single dream
they race with the wind beside them
Dancing, flying, hand in hand
they open the door where the wind begins

[Explanation]

“My Son and Daughter” is a vibrant, heartfelt ode from a parent to their children—a celebration of growth, movement, and luminous potential.

Set against the backdrop of soccer, the lyrics unfold like a miniature epic: scraped knees, fearless runs, soaring jumps, and wild laughter. The children are not just playing; they are living out metaphors for life itself—bold, untamed, and shining forward.

Lines like

“Covered in dirt, keep on running”
capture the messy beauty of childhood, while
“She burns like a tiger”
elevates the daughter’s passion beyond cuteness—she’s fierce, radiant, and powerful.

Musically, the song’s rhythm echoes the heartbeat of a game in motion—chasing, passing, leaping. Yet beneath that energy lies a deep tenderness: a parent’s quiet awe as they watch their children rise beyond their reach, beyond today, toward light and sky.

This song isn’t just about sport. It’s about the way children carry our hopes, our names, and our dreams—beyond the fields, beyond the now, into a future full of wind and wonder.

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