romanji lyrics for any english listeners: Purankuton ni okasare ta kanjō obore te kie ta Purankuton ni okasare ta kanjō obore te kie ta Purankuton ni okasare ta kanjō obore te kie ta Purankuton ni okasare ta kanjō obore te kie ta Shinkai de owaraseyo u toshite n da Kirai shiroi hada no namanuru sa itai Kurai ga boku ni wa chōdo ii to Irai sore wa kimi dake no kankaku Chigauchigau motto shiyō ga nai to ii tai Ikiru yō ni ikiru sa (ikiru yō ni ikiru sa) Ikiru yō ni ikiru sa (ikiru yō ni ikiru sa) Ikiru yō ni ikiru sa (ikiru yō ni ikiru sa) Subete o hirō deki nu mama boku ga boku o oeru no wa omotta yori mo kanashii to Chottoshita ofuhowaito no hako ni kanjō inyū shi te mi ta Uso o tsui te iru no wa boku na no ka wa ta mata tada no yajiuma no kimi ka Sōzō no kanri mo jōzu ni okonae te i nai kuse ni Boku wa hito o da maseru hodo atama ga yoku wa nai daro u shi Hontō no koto o subete hanasu hodo Baka ja nai Sore o uso to shinjitsu no rain o kesu tame dake ni Tada odoritsuzuke te iru dake no Baka ya rō da to kimi wa itta
I had this song in my brain and couldn't figure out where it was from. It took me a while to figure out it was tricot and even longer to figure out which song it was. It's the type of song you like when you hear it, don't think much of it but it subconsciously sticks with you. It seems wrong to call it an acquired taste since you like it right away but it takes some time to realise how great it is.
I should really be asleep right now, but instead I'm having the revelation that this music video is filmed in the same place as No Buses' music video for "Pretty Old Man" (and watching them back to back is pretty funny because they have like, the opposite vibes entirely)
