Koi no Tsubomi (Seed of Love)
Koda Kumi · Black Cherry [2006]
Daiji na toki ni wa
Itsumo saiaku.
Kakkou mo kamigata mo
Nande~
"Renai ni ikiru!!" tte
Kimeta hazu na no ni
Karaburi nomi...
Umakui ka nai
Sore ga jinsei nan ka naa...
Dakedo dou ni mo nara
Naitte omoi taku nai
"Itsuka wa watashi wo mite kureru" to
Shinjiteru kara!!!!!
*Mechakucha
Suki yacchu~nen!!!
Getsuyoubi mo kayoubi mo
Dare nimo make hen no ni...
Kokoro no sakebi itsu tsutaereba ii no???
Me ga au dakede
Dokidoki ni kate nai...
Kiduitara koi no hajimari
Aikawarazu hidamari ni
Watashi no kokoro yararete imasu
Honno chotto dake no yasashi sa ga
Ureshi sugite
Nanimo te ni tsuka nakattari
Koi tte osoroshi sugiru...
Me de oi hajimeru to kiri ga nai to
Wakatte iru no ni
Anata ni wa matte shimau
Mechakucha
Suki yacchu~nen!!!
Dare ni mo watashi taku nai
Koi no ya anata ni ima
Toki hanatsu junbi wa dekite iru
Dakedo dokidoki ga mata
Jama shite shimau
Repeat *
Koi no Tsubomi (Seed of Love)
Koda Kumi's "Koi no Tsubomi" stands as a defining track from her 2006 album Black Cherry, capturing the vibrant energy of her mid-career evolution. The recording showcases her signature blend of J-pop and R&B, characterized by dynamic vocal delivery and polished production that became hallmarks of her style during this era. As part of a celebrated body of work, the song reflects the artist's ability to craft infectious melodies that resonate with a wide audience. It remains a significant song in her discography, illustrating the creative momentum that propelled her through the late 2000s. The track exemplifies the sophisticated songwriting and rhythmic precision that have secured her enduring status in Japanese music.