Virgin Road
Ayumi Hamasaki · Love Songs [2010]
Ai sono subete ni kokoro kara arigatou
Nee ima made chanto ie zu ni ita
Uh- kotoba ga aru kono inochi o arigatou
Jibun o daiji ni dekina katta ano hi
Kizutsuita no wa watashi nanka ja nakatta
Itsu demo akaruku furumatte kita sono
Yokogao ni hajimete namida mita hi wasure nai
Konna watashi no koto o aishi mamori tai to itte kureru
Hito ni deai mashita korekara futari tomo ni arukidashi masu
Donna kanashimi ga osotte mo donna yorokobi ni deatte mo
Donna syunkan mo wakachiai ikite iku to chikai mashita
Douka mimamotte te
Nee korekara okite iku subete ni mo
Uh- kansha shite ku yo korekara mo zutto arigatou
Iiarasotte naita mama de saken dari
Ie o tobidashite itta yoru mo atta ne
Sore demo kekkyoku itsu demo dare yori mo
Rikai shite kite kureta koto wakatte ru kara
Anata ga itsuka no sono mukashi deai aishita ano hito to
Watashi ga aishite iru hito wa dokoka nite ru you na ki ga shi masu
Anata ga itsuka no sono mukashi deai aishita ano hito to
Watashi ga aishite iru hito wa dokoka nite ru you na ki ga shi masu
Tatoeba futo shita shigusa ni dokoka omokage kanjiru
Soko ni kizuita toki namida ga hitotsubu hoho o tsutai mashita
Totemo atatakai
Nee ima made no kodoku ya itami ya tsumi
Ai sono subete ni kokoro kara arigatou
Virgin Road
Ayumi Hamasaki's "Virgin Road" serves as a poignant centerpiece on her 2010 album *Love Songs*, reflecting her evolution as a global pop icon. Released during a period where she balanced her Japanese roots with international ambitions, the track exemplifies her signature blend of electronic production and emotive vocals. The song explores themes of new beginnings and the complexities of modern relationships, characteristic of her work from the late 2000s through the 2010s. As part of her extensive discography, "Virgin Road" demonstrates her ability to craft anthemic tracks that resonate across generations, maintaining her status as a defining figure in J-pop while addressing universal sentiments of love and transformation.