ワインレッドの心
Anzen Chitai Lyrics

The lyrics of Anzen Chitai's song "Wainreddo no Kokoro" (Wine Red Heart) speak of a desire to live life to the fullest and enjoy love without reservation. The singer encourages their lover to embrace their passionate feelings and make the most of their time together. The singer acknowledges that they both have painful memories, but suggests that it is better to forget about them rather than hold onto them. The song suggests that by letting go of the hurt and embracing the desire, the couple could experience a deeper and more satisfying love.

The song reflects the band's signature sound, with its slow, melancholy melody and introspective lyrics. The use of wine as a symbol of passion and desire is a common theme in Japanese popular music. The lyrics are written in a straightforward and honest style, with no ambiguity or wordplay. The song's nostalgic tone speaks to the complexities of love and the importance of seizing the moment.

Anzen Chitai's "Wainreddo no Kokoro" was written by band member and lead vocalist, Koji Tamaki. Tamaki was born in Hiroshima, Japan in 1958 and formed Anzen Chitai in 1976 while still in high school. The band released their debut album, Anzen Chitai, in 1982, which included the hit single "Kanashimi ni Sayonara" (Goodbye to Sadness). "Wainreddo no Kokoro" was released on the band's tenth album, "Rodanthe," in 1995. The song was a commercial success, reaching the top of the Japanese charts and staying there for several weeks.