Namaatatakai ame to zaratsuita jounetsu
The Gazette · Nil [2006]
furatsuku ashi wo suri anata wo matta kitto yurushite wa kurenai darou
ame no oto ni magirete kikoeru sono oto wa watashi no me no me de tomatta
tada anata ni wa tada anata ni wa
himegoto hitotsu sae shitakunai kedo
wakatte hoshii tada ichido dake
kurushimagire no uso wo me wo tsubutte daite
aa kono mama dou ni demo shite sono te ni itsuwari ga nai nara
POKETTO no naka no NAIFU goto "watashi wo tsurete nigete yo"
mada tomanai ame ni utau wa SHATSU ni kobiri tsuite kienai
sabi kusai tsumi to tsumi to tsumi wo hayaku arainagashite REIN
Darlyn... anata ni matowaritsuku shitto wo ubatta ima
anata no mune ni shizumu watashi wa yuiitsu na no?
kasa mo sasazu ni iki wo kirashite watashi
wo sagasu anata wo mitsuketa toki
totemo ureshikatta mou sore dake de...
ato wa kotoba mo kawasazu sono toki wo matsu wa
ASUFARUTO to ame no WARUTSU wo kikinagara futari dakiatte
koboresou na yowasa gomakashite amai KISU ni oboreteitai no
yasashii jounetsu de afureru anata no sono kasha na te wa
itsuka no yakusoku wo nokoshi akai SAIREN ni te wo furu
SAYONARA ai shite tomanu hito SAYONARA toozakaru anata e
zaratsuita shitasaki ni nokoru saigo no anata wo shinjite
tsugi au ao no hi "ame" ga furu nara anata ni kasa wo sasu kara
Namaatatakai ame to zaratsuita jounetsu
The Gazette's 2006 single "Namaatatakai ame to zaratsuita jounetsu" stands as a defining track from their album Nil, capturing the raw energy and emotional vulnerability characteristic of their post-punk revival sound. Released during a pivotal era for the band, the recording blends driving rhythms with melodic sensibilities that became hallmarks of their discography. The song reflects the group's ability to fuse Japanese rock traditions with international influences, creating a distinct auditory identity that resonated deeply with fans. As part of their broader catalog from the mid-2000s, this work exemplifies the band's commitment to authentic expression and dynamic musical arrangements, cementing their reputation as a significant force in the genre.