B&C
Hikaru Utada · In Budokan 2004 [2004]
Arienai to omotteta kedo
Baby then you came to me
Hitori dake nante
Aisenai to omotteta kedo
Baby then you changed my mind
Konna lucky na deai wa
Kitto nido to konai
Guuzen ka unmei ka
Dotchi demo iin ja nai
Nani ga attemo
Nani ga attemo
Koukai shinai
Take me with you
Ikeru toko made
Ikeru toko made
Zutto Bonnie & Clyde mitai ni
Anata to nara
Shizen na mama no watashi de irareru
Maybe you're the one for me
BAKA ni suru hitotachi wa kitto
Tada samishii dake
Watashi mo sou datta
Ima no kimochi wo kotoba ni shitara
Mahou tokechau
Kono shunkan owaru made wa
Nani mo iwanaide
Mou sukoshi dake
Mou sukoshi dake
Wasureteitai
Keep on driving
Kizutsuketatte
Kizutsuitatte
Zutto Bonnie & Clyde mitai ni
Yakusoku wa shinaide
Mirai ni hoshou wa nai hou ga ii
Kakete miru shika nai
Come on and try me
Nani ga attemo
Nani ga attemo
Koukai shinai
Take me with you
Ikeru toko made
Ikeru toko made
Zutto Bonnie & Clyde mitai ni
B&C by Hikaru Utada
Hikaru Utada's 'B&C' stands as a pivotal track from her 2004 live recording, 'In Budokan 2004.' Released during a period where she was navigating the complexities of her relationship with her then-partner, the song blends her signature R&B and pop sensibilities with a raw, confessional tone. Recorded live in front of an audience, the performance captures the energy and intimacy of her early solo career, showcasing her ability to translate studio craft into a dynamic concert experience. The track serves as a testament to her evolution as an artist, marking a distinct chapter in her discography that bridges her Japanese roots with her global appeal. It remains a cherished piece for fans of her work, reflecting the emotional depth and musical versatility that defined her output in the mid-2000s.