Brief Summary
This is a short song in Japanese about wanting to do things with someone. The lyrics express desires to walk, eat sushi and ramen, visit convenience stores and hot springs, and ultimately meet the person the singer is addressing. It conveys a sense of excitement and anticipation.
- Expressing desires using "tai" form.
- Simple and catchy lyrics.
- Conveys excitement about meeting someone.
Introduction
The song begins with basic Japanese phrases related to desire. The singer states "歩きたいです (arukitai desu)," meaning "I want to walk," and then "食べたいです (tabetai desu)," which means "I want to eat." Following this, the singer says "行きたいです (ikitai desu)," meaning "I want to go."
Verse 1
The lyrics express a desire to walk in Shibuya with someone, "君と渋歩きたいよ (kimi to shibu arukitai yo)." This line combines the desire to walk with a specific location (Shibuya) and the person the singer wants to be with.
Chorus
The singer lists things they want to do: eat sushi and ramen ("寿司やラーメン食べたい"), visit convenience stores and hot springs ("コンビニ温泉も行きたい"). The singer then asks, "どこにいますか? (doko ni imasu ka?)," meaning "Where are you?". The chorus expresses a longing to do everyday things with someone special.
Outro
The song concludes with the anticipation of meeting the person, "今日は君に会えます (kyou wa kimi ni aemasu)," meaning "I can meet you today." The singer expresses excitement with "ワクワクしている (wakuwaku shiteiru)," conveying a feeling of anticipation.
