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Originally Posted by SURREAL__RAINBOW
hahaha
maybe she wrote the song together with her best friend Koda kumi LOL
koda has always being "naughty", all her musical career is based in sexual-related songs,
why cant ayu have one sexy song at least?!?
i found it very selfish not to acept that shes a woman with sexual desires as any other human being!
plus shes young still, i prefer her singing songs like this NOW, not in 20 years eek lol
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I made a mistake.
I wrote stop instead of start in chorus 1.
I am sorry~
anyways.
Since I already said that I dont like Koda Kumi for that reason,,
Your argument is really not understandable.
Since even though Ayumi has sort of mature type of songs,
She always makes a meaning behind it, a great meaning.
You can have such powerful and mature songs like my name is WOMEN,
or 1 LOVE,
Or Ourselves too.
You can find it very selfish all you like..
If I feel very uncomfortable listening about a song like this, then I think I also have that right about it.
I feel like this song is too far away from what she normally writes about for me.
I am not asking you to be changing your thoughts on this matter.
I am just sharing my opinion about it.
You asked why she couldn't have a sexy song..
I feel, to me, because everyone has always praised her about her really deep, thoughtful, and touching lyrics,
Lyrics she made from her heart, to reach everyone, and connect everyone,
That her lyrics are the heart of her songs,
That these Sparkle lyrics are just a sexy song for the sake of a sexy song.
I can't find the meaning to connect to.
It's so shallow..
To me, it's just a song... nothing more.
If this kind of song was just an album song, I wouldnt have a problem with it.
I would say, yeah, it's a song.. I can skip it.
But this is a single.. it is supposed to be significance to her...
and I don't want another Koda Kumi.. as I said before.
I can't explain it well,
And I know for sure many people will try to criticize it..
"Why do you say this, selfish, etc. etc."
So I will just say that I dont like the emptyness of the song.
That's it.