Shiikureta Haru, Kawarenu Haru
The Gazette · Madara [2004]
Kokoro nado nakereba doredake mukuwareru no darou
Tsunagareteta the reason for being...
Tachikirereba sachi aru mirai
Kami ni karamitsuita musekaru dansei no kaori
Moteasobareta karada no kizu kazoereba kunou to narite
Nigerarenu sorrowful dirty of me
Mou dare mo aishite kurenai
Sayonara rai rai sayonara rai rai
Ikiteku koto tsurakunatte
I'm say with love good bye my d'etre saki yuku dou ka yurushite
Dare ka atashi wo tsukete kudasai... kono mama ja kaoete shimauwa...
Dare ka atashi wo tsukete kudasai... dare ka atashi wo tsukete kudasai...
Tsunagareteta the reason for being...
Tachikirereba sachi aru mirai
Scared...scared kodomo no you ni furuete koe wo deshite sakenda
Sayonara rai rai sayonara rai rai
Ikiteku koto tsurakunatte
I'm say with love good bye my d'etre saki yuku dou ka yurushite
I'm say with love...good bye my d'etre...
Shiikureta Haru, Kawarenu Haru
The Gazette's 'Shiikureta Haru, Kawarenu Haru' stands as a defining track from their 2004 album Madara, capturing the band's early evolution within the Japanese rock landscape. Released during a period of significant growth, the song reflects the group's signature blend of melodic intensity and dramatic flair that would later characterize their broader discography. As part of their initial wave of recordings, this work showcases the vocal dynamics and instrumental precision that established their reputation among fans of the genre. The track contributes to a cohesive body of work that highlights the band's ability to merge emotional depth with powerful rock arrangements. Listeners exploring this era of Japanese music will find a compelling example of the band's developing sound, offering insight into the artistic direction that propelled them toward future success.