FINE
原田知世 Lyrics

These lyrics describe the peaceful and serene atmosphere in a room, with the rain from the previous evening still echoing as a rhythmic beat. The dawn colors the room a vibrant cobalt shade, and the singer opens the window to invite the wind inside. This room holds sentimental objects such as an old favorite bench and a guitar case that has accompanied the singer on their travels. The wind that enters through the window seems to mimic the singer's movements and brings a sense of freedom and freshness to the room.

The chorus, "One fine day, I woke up in the morning with birds singing," portrays a blissful awakening. The singer feels a gentle release, as if things are coming undone and overflowing with an abundance of emotions. This is further emphasized with the imagery of the sun shining down warmly and the sweet melodies of a loved one's small peaceful breaths, which become the song of everyday life. This transient beauty is compared to bubbles that are born and disappear.

Continuing with the imagery of a pleasant morning, the lyrics mention picking mint leaves covered in morning dew and pouring water into a pot. The singer once again opens the window, inviting the wind to mimic their actions and filling the room with its refreshing presence. This ritual is another depiction of finding solace in the simplicity of everyday tasks and the harmonious connection with nature.

The repetition of the lines about the rain from the previous evening and the cobalt colors before dawn further emphasizes the elusive nature of these moments. It serves as a reminder to appreciate the ephemeral beauty that can be found within the confines of one's own personal space. The final line, "窓を開いて 風まねくの この部屋に" (Kono heya ni mado wo aite kaze maneku no), encapsulates the notion of bringing the outside world into the sanctuary of the room, allowing the wind to dance and echo the singer's desires and emotions within its confines.