Taimu Rimitto (Romanji)
Hikaru Utada · Other Songs - Hikaru Utada
And I ain't the one to comfort you
But I do 'cause I need it too
TAIMU RIMITTO ni obiete iru you ja
Tayorenai yo
Aseri kanjisasetara kimari
Saa hajimari hajimari
Kari ni ima shika ienai kotoba ga aru to shitara
Sore wo kikaseru koe ga watashi kamo yo
Atarashii mono ga daisuki na watashitachi wa
Akiyasui kara
Kono kimochi mo hayaku kimi ga tabenai to
Samete shimau
Shoumi kigen no sugita ato no
Koi no aji wo shiritai nara
Hoka no dareka to futari de OODAA shite yo
Because I'm not paying
Okurezu ni kite
Soshite mayowazu ni ite
Tsugi no densha ga tooru mae ni
Denwa ga konakattara...
Kari ni nanigoto ni mo owari ga otozureru to shitara
Naosara ?ima? wo ai seru ki ga suru yo
Atarashii mono ga daisuki na watashitachi wa
Akiyasui kara
Sorosoro seika ga arawarehajimenakya
Yamete shimau
Shoumi kigen no sugita ato no
Yume no aji wa nigamedesu ka
Sou naru mae ni nagedasou to wa shinaide
That's not what I'm saying
I know what you're going through
And I ain't the one to comfort you
But I do 'cause I need it too
TAIMU RIMITTO ni obiete iru you ja
Tayorenai yo
Kizutsukiyasui mama
OTONA ni nattatte ii ja nai ka
TAIMU RIMITTO no nai ganbari nante
Tsuzukanai yo
Taimu Rimitto (Romanji)
Hikaru Utada's 'Taimu Rimitto' represents a significant moment in her discography, showcasing her unique ability to bridge Japanese and English-language pop sensibilities. The track stands as a notable recording within her extensive body of work, reflecting the artist's signature blend of introspective songwriting and contemporary production. While the title suggests a thematic focus on time, the composition aligns with Utada's broader exploration of emotional depth and rhythmic complexity. This piece contributes to her reputation as a defining voice in modern Asian pop music, offering listeners a distinct auditory experience that complements her more widely recognized albums. The song remains an essential song for fans seeking to understand the evolution of her musical style and her impact on the genre.

