博多ブルース
西田佐知子 Lyrics


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女ひとりじゃ 無理かしら
せめてあなたを 忘れたい
歩いて見たいわ 那珂川ぞいを

つらい想いを 流せるならば
あゝ あゝ オー オー オー
博多ブルース
女ひとりに 夜がくる
どうせあなたは いないのに
誰が名づけた 中州の町と
泣かない女に なれるでしょうか
あゝ あゝ オー オー オー
博多ブルース

女ひとりは もろいから
きっとあなたを 夢で見る
ふたりぼっちの 西公園が
最後の夜に なるなんて




あゝ あゝ オー オー オー
博多ブルース

Overall Meaning

The song 博多ブルース by 西田佐知子 is a poignant expression of the emotions of a woman who has been left alone by her lover. She is struggling to cope with the reality of being alone, and is trying to find a way to forget her pain. She thinks that if she can walk along the Naka River, she might be able to let go of her sorrow.


The lyrics also describe the woman's feelings about the city of 中州. She wonders who named the town, and if she can become a strong woman who can live there without crying. However, she knows that being alone can make a woman fragile, and she will probably end up dreaming about her former lover.


The chorus repeats the title phrase "博多ブルース" several times, which means "Hakata Blues". It is a symbolic term that represents the sadness and loneliness that the woman is feeling. Overall, the song is a touching portrayal of the heartbreak and difficulties that come with being a woman who is left alone.


Line by Line Meaning

女ひとりじゃ 無理かしら
I wonder if I can't do it alone as a woman


せめてあなたを 忘れたい
At least I want to forget you


歩いて見たいわ 那珂川ぞいを
I want to walk along the Nakagawa


つらい想いを 流せるならば
If I could wash away my painful thoughts


あゝ あゝ オー オー オー
Ah, ah, oh, oh, oh


博多ブルース
Hakata Blues


女ひとりに 夜がくる
Night comes to a woman alone


どうせあなたは いないのに
Even though you're not here anyway


誰が名づけた 中州の町と
Who named Nakasu town


泣かない女に なれるでしょうか
Can I become a woman who doesn't cry?


女ひとりは もろいから
A woman alone is fragile


きっとあなたを 夢で見る
Certainly I'll dream about you


ふたりぼっちの 西公園が
Two people alone in Nishi Park


最後の夜に なるなんて
To be the last night


あゝ あゝ オー オー オー
Ah, ah, oh, oh, oh


博多ブルース
Hakata Blues




Writer(s): 水木 かおる, 藤原 秀行, 水木 かおる, 藤原 秀行

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