Utsukushii Shibuya
Ozma Lyrics


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I've been thrown the gaijin glare for so long
By now I take the scorn in stride
Got no time for pride that only serves to divide
Got no time for miscommunication

I've been trying to set this straight for so long
Trying to hammer out what's bent
You trust in my intent
You must be heaven sent
And I've been trying to let you know that I love you so

I've been trying to find a girl for so long
That tears have often filled my eyes
Under azure skies as we said our last goodbyes
I was trying to let you know that I love you so

I love you so
You'll never know
But I love you so
I love you so

I've been trying to set this straight for so long
Trying to hammer out what's bent
You trust in my intent
You must be heaven sent
And I've been trying to let you know how much I need you

I've been trying to find a girl for so long
That tears have often filled my eyes
Under azure skies as we said our last goodbyes
I was trying to let you know that I love you so

I love you so
You'll never know




But I love you so
I love you so

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to OZMA's song "Utsukushii Shibuya" express feelings of being an outsider or "gaijin" in a foreign land and the struggle to communicate and connect with others. The first verse acknowledges the singer's experience with being stared at and disdained by locals in Japan, but they have learned to take it in stride and not let it affect them. The second verse speaks to the singer's efforts to repair broken relationships and express their love to someone, but they have struggled to find the right words to communicate their feelings. The chorus, "I love you so, you'll never know" suggests a sense of unrequited love and longing.


The line "hammer out what's bent" could be interpreted as an attempt to fix a strained relationship or to overcome cultural differences in communication. The line "under azure skies as we said our last goodbyes" creates a poignant image of a love that has been lost or ended but still holds a strong emotional pull. The repeating chorus reinforces the idea of unexpressed or unreceived feelings, leaving a sense of sadness and regret.


Overall, the lyrics to "Utsukushii Shibuya" capture the feeling of being a foreigner in a new land and the challenges of building meaningful connections with others. They express a yearning for love and understanding that is universal and relatable.


Line by Line Meaning

I've been thrown the gaijin glare for so long
I have been facing the disapproving stares of foreigners for a while


By now I take the scorn in stride
I no longer let their judgment affect me


Got no time for pride that only serves to divide
I have no patience for arrogance that leads to separation


Got no time for miscommunication
I have no time for misunderstandings


I've been trying to set this straight for so long
I have been attempting to correct this for a while


Trying to hammer out what's bent
Trying to fix what is broken


You trust in my intent
You believe in my purpose


You must be heaven sent
You are a blessing from above


And I've been trying to let you know that I love you so
I have been trying to express my love for you


I've been trying to find a girl for so long
I have been searching for a woman for a while


That tears have often filled my eyes
That has brought me to tears many times


Under azure skies as we said our last goodbyes
During our last farewell under a blue sky


I was trying to let you know that I love you so
I was attempting to express my affection towards you


I love you so
I am deeply in love with you


You'll never know
You may never realize


But I love you so
But I care for you deeply


And I've been trying to let you know how much I need you
I have been trying to communicate how much I rely on you




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