おまえとふたり
五木ひろし Lyrics

The song "おまえとふたり" by 五木ひろし speaks about a woman who is comforting the singer, who sees himself as an unlucky person. The woman places her fragile hand on the singer's chest, and he becomes emotional, seeing himself as someone who cries easily. However, the woman tells him to forget the past and concentrate on the present, where they both are, and be happy together. The singer mentions that the woman has suffered a lot in the past, as shown by her worn-out ring finger, and hence, he promises to never leave her side. They both have been prone to crying, but he says that they are similar in their scars and hence shares the prospect of happiness from the present day forward.

The lyrics of the song represent a typical Japanese sentimentality toward the theme of finding love after struggling in one's personal life. The song portrays the idea of redemption through a relationship and draws parallels between the emotional and physical scars of the singer and his love interest. The use of traditional Japanese music style further emphasizes the emotional undercurrents of the lyrics. The phrase "しあわせをしあわせを" reiterated in the chorus, indicates the importance of happiness, and the couple's desire to achieve it through their companionship.