Moon Crying
Koda Kumi · Trick [2009]
Itsumo no
Michi to watashi
Tsuki to aruki nagara
Kanashii MERODII
Anna kao wo saseru
Tsumori ja nakatta no
Tada 'suki' na dake na noni
Kimi wo~
Kanashimasete shimatta
Ano hi no namida
Aitai kimochi wa donna ni
Tsutaete mo
Tsutae kirenai
Afuredashita
Kotoba ga todoku nara
Kimi wo omoi utaitai yo
Aitai kimochi wa donna ni
Tsutaete mo
Tsutae kirenai
Mata konya mo
Omotta koto hitotsu
Ima mo kimi wo aishiteru to
Aeba wagamama bakari
Dokidoki ii sugita toki mo
Waratte yurushita
Otona na kimi de
Kodoku ni omotta kimi ni
'Kidzuku koto ga dekita' nara
'Sotto te sashi no berareta' nara
'Nukumori" mo 'korekara' mo
'Futari de' datta?
Aitai kimochi wa donna ni
Tsutaete mo
Tsutae kirenai
Afuredashita kotoba ga todoku nara
Kimi wo omoi utaitai yo
Ano hi ni
Modoreru no naraba
Kore ijyou
Nani mo iranai
Mata konya mo
Omotta koto hitotsu
Ima mo kimi wo aishiteru to
Kotoba ni
Dekinai omoi wo
Kono uta de
Ima tsutaetai
Afuredashita
Kimochi ga todoku nara
Kimi wo omoi utaitai yo
Konya mo
Oo sora wo miage
Tsuki ga terasu
Sono basho e to
Taisetsu na hito
To domo ni arukitai
Zutto zutto soba ni itai
Tsunaida te wo hanasanaide
Moon Crying
Koda Kumi's "Moon Crying" stands as a defining track from her 2009 album "Trick," showcasing her evolution into a sophisticated pop artist. Released during a pivotal era in her career, the song blends J-pop sensibilities with a mature, emotive vocal delivery that distinguishes it from her earlier works. The recording captures the essence of her transition from idol to a serious musical performer, featuring intricate production and a melancholic atmosphere that resonates with listeners seeking depth in mainstream Japanese pop. As part of her broader discography, "Moon Crying" exemplifies her ability to craft introspective narratives, solidifying her reputation as a versatile vocalist capable of navigating complex emotional landscapes within the genre.