Thank U

Al · Other Songs - Al

* Everyday mainichi ga a new day tanoshikute

When I'm with U (I feel so good)

Baby, you make me feel so good

Kotoba hitotsu baby kakerareru dake de

When I'm with U (I feel so good)



Kimi ga ita kara donna ni tsurakutemo

Norikoerareta kara I wanna say Thank U Thank U



Fuan datta kara guchi koboshitari shita kedo

Soredemo sasaete kureteta honto ni Thank U



Everyday donna hi mo a new day shiawase

When I'm with U (I feel so good)

Baby, you make me feel so good

Kotoba hitotsu baby kakerareru dake de

When I'm with U (I feel so good)



Ikidzumetta toki wa itsumo soba ni ite kureta

Imi tsumatta kotoba de oshiete kureta



Kimi no egao (Thank U) kimi no nukumori (Thank U)

Itsumo genki wo kurete Thank U Thank U

To my family daisuki na hito ni mo

Shittete moraitai itsumo I love U & Thank U



* repeat 2x



Omoide ja naku genzai shinkoukei

Tomo ni egaku ningen no ai shinpo de

Sugata mienakutemo aenakutemo

Kokoro ni Man I have U every single day

Chikai shourai dekai shoutai de KAMASU ze show time

Donna konnan mo norikoerareta cause yo luv

Migi ni Thank U hidari ni Thank U

Coast 2 Coast everybody get up and shout Thank U



* repeat...Thanks to thudord

Thank U - Al

Al's "Thank U" stands as a defining track within his extensive discography, exemplifying the raw, unfiltered energy characteristic of his solo career. Released alongside other notable works such as "After The Rain" and "Crayon Beats," the song captures the gritty, street-level aesthetic that has become synonymous with his musical identity. As a prominent figure in the underground rap scene, Al has consistently delivered recordings that prioritize authentic storytelling and rhythmic precision over polished production. This track reflects his ability to blend personal narrative with the broader cultural zeitgeist, resonating with audiences who appreciate direct, impactful lyricism. The song serves as a testament to his ongoing contribution to the genre, maintaining a distinct voice that separates him from peers while contributing to a legacy of resilient, self-made artistry.