The Concept Of Love
Hideki Naganuma is a Japanese music composer who primarily does work for vi… Read Full Bio ↴Hideki Naganuma is a Japanese music composer who primarily does work for video game soundtracks. His music is usually defined as 'Composed in the J-Pop genre' and this implicitly requires mixing Japanese techno, funk, soul, and hip-hop elements to create a very unique and vivid sound. He is most famous for his work on the soundtrack of the Sega Dreamcast's Jet Set Radio and its Xbox sequel, Jet Set Radio Future. Hideki Naganuma uses not only samples from the genres listed above - in the song "Grace And Glory" from the Jet Set Radio games he uses an opera sample. The official Jet Set Radio soundtrack, as well as the official Jet Set Radio Future soundtrack, includes all of his songs and several others. Working alongside the same companies that created Jet Set Radio Future he contributed the entire soundtrack to SEGA's arcade skateboarding game, Ollie King. After a few years with his work absent from SEGA games, he finally returned in the SEGA production Sonic Rush for the Nintendo DS. A year later, he made a remix of Captain Straydum's "Fuusen Gum" for the anime Gintama. That same year, he composed the music for Air Gear under the alias of skankfunk. He would compose under this alias for most of his later works.

The Concept Of Love
長沼英樹 Lyrics


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Understand, understand
Understand, understand the concept of love
Understand, understand
Understand, understand
Understand, understand the concept of love

Uh! Uh!
What is love? What is free love?
What is love? Ah... is free, free

Understand, understand the concept of love, uh!
Understand, understand the concept of love, uh!
Understand, understand, uh! Understand, understand the concept
The concept of love

Uh! The concept of love
Uh! Uh! The concept of love

Free love is too tame for him

Love... What is love? What is free love?
What is free for? What is for?
What is girls? What is free girls?
What is...

Love is free
Love is free
Love is free
Love is free

Ready to kick some ass

Free love is too tame for him
Uh!
Free love is too tame for him
Uh!
Free love, free love, is too, is too tame for him
Uh!
Tame for him
Uh!
Free love is too tame for him
Uh!
Free love is too tame for him
Uh!
Free l-l-love is too, too, too tame for him
Uh!
Tame for him

Understand, under-derstand the concept, the concept of
Understand-derstand, under- the concept, the concept of
Understand, under-derstand the concept, the concept of
Understand-derstand, under- the concept, the concept of
Of love, uh!

Understand, understand the concept of love, uh!
Understand, understand
Understand, understand the concept of love

Love, lo-love, love, love
Uh!
Free love is too tame for him
Of love, uh!
Tame for him, tame for him
Of love, uh!
Free love is too tame for him
Of love, uh!
Concept, the concept of love





What is love? What is

Overall Meaning

free love? These are the two questions that the lyrics of "The Concept of Love" keep questioning. The song seems to be indicating that the concept of love is difficult to understand and is something that people struggle with, especially when it comes to the idea of "free love." The repetitive use of "understand, understand" emphasizes the point that the concept of love is challenging, and the song tries to break it down into simpler terms that are more understandable.


The singer questions what love truly means and what the term "free love" entails. The lyrics suggest that the idea of free love may not be enough for the singer and that there might be something missing. He seems to be looking for a deeper connection, something more profound than just a casual fling that free love might imply. The lyrics imply the idea that free love is not enough to fulfill one's emotions and that there is a need for something more significant.


Overall, the lyrics emphasize the complexity of the concept of love and the challenge of understanding it. The repetition of the phrase, "Understand, understand the concept of love," reflects the frustration and confusion one might feel while trying to grasp it.


Line by Line Meaning

Understand, understand
The song emphasizes the importance of truly comprehending the concept of love.


Understand, understand the concept of love
The repetition of this phrase emphasizes the importance of truly comprehending what love is.


Uh! Uh!


What is love? What is free love?
The song questions what love truly is and what it means to love someone freely.


What is love? Ah... is free, free
Love is described as something that is free and independent.


The concept of love
The phrase emphasizes the importance of understanding the concept of love.


Free love is too tame for him
The artist is looking for a love that is wild and untamed.


Love... What is love? What is free love?
Repeating the same question shows the artist's confusion and desire for true understanding of love.


Ready to kick some ass
The artist has a passion and desire to conquer and find this wild love.


Tame for him
The repetition emphasizes the artist's search for a love beyond what is expected or ordinary.


Understand, under-derstand the concept, the concept of


Of love, uh!
The phrase emphasizes the importance of understanding the concept of love.


Love, lo-love, love, love
Repeating the word love emphasizes its importance in the song.


Concept, the concept of love
Emphasizes the importance of understanding the concept of love.




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