Sangurasu
Hikaru Utada · Other Songs - Hikaru Utada
Sukoshi zutsu tsuyoku nareru-tte shinjiteta
Sonna no okashii-tte kitsukidashita
Itsumo tsuyogari bakari
Iji hatte waratteru kedo
Honto wa ne
Nakisou de okubyou na pretender
Kakusu dake nara MEIKU mo fashion mo tsumaranai
Dare mo miseyou to shinai shoutai
Sonna GEEMU ni watashi mo sanka shiteta Oh no
Kyou mo aozora agari
Warikitte yosomi suru kedo
Honto wa ne
Tada nayami ga jiman ja nai pretender
Dokoka ni
Tsuujiau
Hito ga ite
Sashinoberu
Sono te ga
Aiteru uchi ni
Kitto mitsukedasu
Hisoka ni
Yurushiau
Yakusoku wo
Kawashita hazu no
Dareka ga
Watashi ni mo iru
Kyou meguriau
Itsumo tsuyogari bakari
Iji hatte waratteru kedo
Honto wa ne
Kimi datte okubyou na pretender
Kyou koso wa ameagari
Kitai shitaku wa nai kedo
Honto wa ne
Tada nayami ga jiman ja nai pretender
Onaji tachiba
Ja nakya
Wakatte
Agerarenai koto
Kamisama
Hitoribotchi?
Dakara sukueru
Kokoro ni
Kazashiau
Kage dake de
Fureaeru
Dareka ga
Watashi ni mo iru
Kyou meguriau
Sangurasu
Hikaru Utada's "Sangurasu" stands as a defining track from her English-language era, blending J-pop sensibilities with a distinct R&B and neo-soul aesthetic. Released in 2004, the song exemplifies her ability to craft introspective ballads that resonate globally while maintaining her unique vocal identity. The recording features her signature emotive delivery and production choices that bridge the gap between her Japanese roots and her international appeal. As part of her broader discography during this period, the track contributes to her reputation as a pioneering artist who successfully translated her musical vision across language barriers, influencing subsequent generations of artists in the pop and R&B genres.