ふたり
曽我部恵一 Lyrics


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ふたりはいつも
一緒にお茶を飲んで
あれこれはなしてる
不思議な恋人

波の音が
記憶にかぶさって
わからなくなった
ある朝のできごと

思いだせない夜と
あぁ きりのない日々が
交差する

ふたりはいまも
一緒に お茶を飲んで
あれこれはなしてる
不思議な恋人

波の音が
記憶にかぶさって




わからなくなった
ある日のこと

Overall Meaning

These lyrics are from the song ふたり by 曽我部恵一, which translates to "Two People." The song is about a couple who always drink tea together and talk about various things. They are described as a mysterious couple. The lyrics mention a morning incident that made it difficult for them to understand the sound of waves that overlapped with their memories. The lyrics also mention the intersection of endless days and nights that the couple cannot remember. Despite these difficulties, they continue to drink tea and talk together as mysterious lovers.


The song explores the idea of memory and how it is intertwined with the present. The sound of waves serves as a metaphor for the passage of time and how it affects memories. The couple cannot escape the waves and their memories are constantly being overlapped by them, making it hard for them to discern reality from memory. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of nostalgia and how it can blur the boundaries between the past and present. However, despite the difficulties that come with memory and nostalgia, the couple continues to stay together and cherish their time.


Line by Line Meaning

ふたりはいつも
The two of us are always together


一緒にお茶を飲んで
Drinking tea together


あれこれはなしてる
Talking about this and that


不思議な恋人
Mysterious lovers


波の音が
The sound of the waves


記憶にかぶさって
Overlapping with memories


わからなくなった
Becoming unclear


ある朝のできごと
An incident one morning


思いだせない夜と
Unremembered nights


あぁ きりのない日々が
Endless days


交差する
Crossing paths


ふたりはいまも
Even now, the two of us


一緒にお茶を飲んで
Drinking tea together


あれこれはなしてる
Talking about this and that


不思議な恋人
Mysterious lovers


波の音が
The sound of the waves


記憶にかぶさって
Overlapping with memories


わからなくなった
Becoming unclear


ある日のこと
Something that happened one day




Writer(s): Keiichi Sokabe

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