i love you
Kazumasa Oda Lyrics

Kazumasa Oda's "I Love You" is a love song that talks about the longing and overwhelming feelings of a man for his woman. The song is sung in Japanese and has a soothing melody that is complemented well by the slow beat, making it quite mesmerizing to listen to.

The first few lines, "Tsunasarete tsunasarete boku no tokoro e, Setsunaine anata no shiroi hada," mean "I am being washed away, washed away towards you. Your pale skin makes me sad." These lines indicate that the man feels like he is being drawn to the woman and that her beauty is making him quite emotional.

In the chorus, the man proclaims his love with the lines, "I love you, hoo ooh, hoo ooh. I love you, hoo ooh, hoo ooh." He then asks the woman, "Doushita no kawaru kokoro, Fuan ni naru no, Anata wa boku wo shiawase ni shiteru yo hoo ooh." This translates to "What's wrong with your changing heart? I become anxious but you make me happy, hoo ooh".

The song's key message is that the man is madly in love with his woman and would do anything to be with her, and that she is the only one who can make him happy. The lines, "Dare mo anata no kawari ni nare wa shinai kara, Anata no mama, Koko ni ireba ii kara" in the bridge mean "Nobody can replace you, so please stay as you are, If you're here, it's enough for me".

Overall, "I Love You" is a beautiful love ballad that expresses the depth of emotions that one can feel for another person.