Flower Garden
Ayumi Hamasaki · I Am... [2002]
kimi to boku toha
aruku hayasa mo
mite kita keshiki mo
omoi tsugeru subete mo
maru de chigatte
tatoeba sou ne
boku ga zetsubou kanjita basho ni
kimi ha kirei na hana
mitsuketari suru
kimi ga ite boku ga iru
sore dake sa
sore ga subete sa
kinou ha kyou ni totte mireba
sugita omoidetachi de
ashita ha kyou ni totte mireba
michi naru hikari deatta
moshimo yokubou to kikai ga
douji ni yatte kitara
hirumu koto naku tobikonde
nanimo mondai ha nai
tatoeba sou ne
boku ga zetsubou kanjita basho ni
kimi ha kirei na hana
mitsuketari suru
kimi ga ite boku ga iru
itsumademo dokomade mo
kimi ga ite boku ga iru
sore dake sa
sore ga subete sa
aruku hayasa mo
mite kita keshiki mo
omoi tsugeru subete mo
maru de chigatte
tatoeba sou ne
boku ga zetsubou kanjita basho ni
kimi ha kirei na hana
mitsuketari suru
kimi ga ite boku ga iru
sore dake sa
sore ga subete sa
kinou ha kyou ni totte mireba
sugita omoidetachi de
ashita ha kyou ni totte mireba
michi naru hikari deatta
moshimo yokubou to kikai ga
douji ni yatte kitara
hirumu koto naku tobikonde
nanimo mondai ha nai
tatoeba sou ne
boku ga zetsubou kanjita basho ni
kimi ha kirei na hana
mitsuketari suru
kimi ga ite boku ga iru
itsumademo dokomade mo
kimi ga ite boku ga iru
sore dake sa
sore ga subete sa
Flower Garden
Ayumi Hamasaki's "Flower Garden" serves as a pivotal track on her 2002 album I Am..., marking a significant evolution in her musical direction. Released during the height of her career in the Japanese pop scene, the song blends electronic production with melodic sensibilities that defined the era. As a centerpiece of her discography, it exemplifies Hamasaki's ability to craft emotionally resonant anthems that resonated globally. The recording stands as a testament to her influence on J-pop, showcasing her signature vocal style and songwriting prowess. Its enduring popularity highlights its status as a defining work of her early catalog, capturing the spirit of early 2000s Japanese pop music.
