Sakasama No Sora
Smap · Other Songs - Satsuki
Kimi wa kutsuhimo wo (zutto) naosu furi shiteru kedo
Hontou wa naiteta nda
Machi no oto wa nakigoe wo keshite (sotto)
Yuuyake wa kimi wo tada shizuka ni mitsumeteta
"Yume ni me wo korasu hito hodo namida wa koboreru"
Namida fuite sa
Shagamikonde kakaeta hiza kara
Sukoshi dake (sou sukoshi dake) kao agete goran
Utsumuki nagara aruite bakari ja mitsukaranai
Shiawase ga (terekusasou ni) kimi to me ga atte warau kara
Wakatteru nda
Kimi wa sono kutsu de (zutto) ippozutsu ippozutsu aruite kita nda ne
"Yume wo kakaeteru hito hodo kakato wa suriheru"
Ano koro ni hora nekorogatta toki ni mitsuketa
Sakasama no (kirakira hikaru) sora ga atta yo ne
Utsumuki nagara aruite bakari ja mitsukaranai
Shiawase ga (ano sora no you ni) ashita no dokoka de matte iru
Yume wa tookute mo michi wa hosokute mo
Nanika ga kiete yuku wake ja nai
Kimi ga omotte iru yori
Kimi ga waratteru kao wa
Kimi ga deatta minna ni
Aisarete ndayo!
Namida fuite sa
Shagamikonde kakaeta hiza kara
Sukoshi dake (sou sukoshi dake) kao agete goran
Utsumuki nagara aruite bakari ja mitsukaranai
Shiawase ga (terekusasou ni) waratte iru kara
Sakasama no sora wo ano hi mitsuketa mitai ni
Shiawase ga (egao no kimi wo) dokoka de matte iru
Utsumukanai de
Shagamikonda toki ni mitsuketa
Shiawase ga (terekusasou ni) waratteru kimi wo matte iru
Ippozutsu saa yukou
About Sakasama No Sora
"Sakasama No Sora" by Smap stands as a defining track from the Japanese boy band's late 1990s era, capturing the group's signature blend of pop and rock. Released during a period of intense commercial success, the song exemplifies Smap's ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonated deeply with a generation of listeners. The recording features the band's characteristic vocal harmonies and driving instrumentation, solidifying their status as one of Japan's most influential pop acts of the decade. While often associated with their broader discography, this specific work highlights the emotional depth and energetic production typical of Smap's catalog. It remains a staple in their live performances and has been widely covered by subsequent artists, underscoring its lasting impact on the Japanese music scene. The track serves as a nostalgic touchstone for fans who remember the group's peak popularity in the mid-to-late 90s.