Kimi ni Muchuu - Revision history

Ha1vorsen at 14:20, 23 July 2023

2023-07-23T14:20:33Z

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	However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.		However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.

	The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, finally mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the comfort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other ~~word~~ to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "~~empowering~~".		The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, finally mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the comfort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other words to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "self-assurance".

	But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?		But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?

Ha1vorsen at 15:40, 14 June 2023

2023-06-14T15:40:43Z

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	Ah, “a forbidden love,” so to speak?		Ah, “a forbidden love,” so to speak?

	I ~~thought I was smarter~~ than this		I should know better than this, but

	I’m crazy about you		I’m crazy about you

Ha1vorsen: I lied.

2023-06-12T06:18:21Z

I lied.

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	\|君に夢中		\|君に夢中
	Oh ,人生狂わすタイプ		Oh, 人生狂わすタイプ

	Ah, 来世でもきっと出会う		Ah, 来世でもきっと出会う
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	君に夢中		君に夢中
	\|Oh baby, baby		\|Oh, baby, baby
	You, you, you		You, you, you

Ha1vorsen: Probably the final correction?

2023-06-12T06:17:35Z

Probably the final correction?

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	\|Oh baby, baby		\|Oh baby, baby
	You, you, you		You, you, you

	Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life		Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life

Ha1vorsen: Grammar

2023-06-12T06:16:09Z

Grammar

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	\|君に夢中		\|君に夢中
	Oh 人生狂わすタイプ		Oh, 人生狂わすタイプ

	Ah まるで終わらないdéjà vu		Ah, まるで終わらないdéjà vu

	バカになるほど君に夢中		バカになるほど

			君に夢中
	\|I'm crazy about you		\|I'm crazy about you
	Oh, you're the type that screws up someone's life		Oh, you're the type that screws up someone's life
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	\|You, you, you		\|You, you, you
	Oh 人生狂わすタイプ		Oh, 人生狂わすタイプ

			Ah, 許されぬ恋ってやつ？

	~~Ah 許されぬ恋ってやつ？~~		分かっちゃいるけど

	~~分かっちゃいるけど　君に夢中~~		君に夢中
	\|You, you, you		\|You, you, you
	Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life		Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life
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	\|君に夢中		\|君に夢中
	Oh 人生狂わすタイプ		Oh ,人生狂わすタイプ

	Ah 来世でもきっと出会う		Ah, 来世でもきっと出会う

	科学的にいつか証明される		科学的にいつか証明される
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	And in the chase, I become my own deceiver		And in the chase, I become my own deceiver
	\|-		\|-
	\|Oh baby, baby		\|Oh, baby, baby
	You, you, you		You, you, you

	人生狂わすタイプ		Oh, 人生狂わすタイプ

	ここが地獄でも天国		ここが地獄でも天国
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	君に夢中		君に夢中
	\|Oh baby, baby~~, you~~, you, you		\|Oh baby, baby
			You, you, you
	Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life		Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life

Ha1vorsen at 06:14, 12 June 2023

2023-06-12T06:14:49Z

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	ここが地獄でも天国		ここが地獄でも天国

	~~バカになるほど　君に夢中~~		バカになるほど

			君に夢中
	\|Oh baby, baby, you, you, you		\|Oh baby, baby, you, you, you
	Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life		Oh, you’re the type that screws up someone’s life

Ha1vorsen at 06:13, 12 June 2023

2023-06-12T06:13:44Z

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	That I’m into you and it’s only cuz		That I’m into you and it’s only cuz

	I ~~want it~~ so ~~bad~~ I’m losing it		I like you so much that I’m losing it

	~~The~~ more that I know, the further I am from the truth		But the more that I know, the further I am from the truth

	And in the chase, I become my own deceiver		And in the chase, I become my own deceiver

Ha1vorsen: spelling

2023-06-12T06:11:53Z

spelling

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	However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.		However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.

	The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, finally mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the ~~confort~~ of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other word to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "empowering".		The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, finally mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the comfort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other word to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "empowering".

	But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?		But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?

Ha1vorsen at 06:11, 12 June 2023

2023-06-12T06:11:03Z

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	However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.		However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.

	The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the confort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other word to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "empowering".		The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, finally mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the confort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other word to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "empowering".

	But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?		But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?

Ha1vorsen at 05:23, 12 June 2023

2023-06-12T05:23:16Z

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	However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.		However, when I ended up I reciting its lyrics out of the blue, not knowing exactly which song it came from, I figured that it was time to give it another chance. And once I pieced together that it was this track, it was soon propelled to one of my favorite tracks released in the past decade, just like many other parts of BAD MODE. 君に夢中 is not necessarily less of an introspective evaluation, as while it does involve a showcase of uncontrollable love of another person, it still focuses how how it affects the singer's sense of self directly.

	The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love ar present (the latter, mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the confort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves due to ~~devoting themselves~~ to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other word to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "empowering".		The album's tropes of self-doubt and forbidden love are present (the latter, mentioned verbatim within its lyrics). But, early in the track, Kimi ni Muchuu proceeds to introduce themes of shame for chasing after what seems like an unshakable addiction of comfort. The same self-doubt present throughout the album, which was released during a global period of isolation due to COVID-19, a pandemic that encouraged people to support themselves on their own via oft mandated requirements of social distancing. Does the singer want the confort of this person who causes them to lose themself, to forget who they are themselves, due to their devotion to their ideal lover's satisfaction? Do they admire their own automony? What starts off as this confused shame soon blossoms into a bold admission of devotion. And this very admission sets the song's overall theme as a proud example of being true to oneself and processing one's own desires for their validity. If there were no other word to describe the song, it could fall along the lines of "empowering".

	But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?		But should it really be able to compete with [[PINK BLOOD]] for that title?