「ありがとう」が生まれた日
A fast, high-impact rock track that begins with a 70s–80s vintage guitar tone and accelerates into a modern cinematic rock explosion. Tempo 165–185 BPM — driving, urgent, and never dragging. Opening: light analog-warm guitars with a quick, tense pulse, while modern bass and drums push forward with sharp punch and wide space. The energy rises rapidly in waves, each section brighter and more intense. [powerful] The band opens up with wide guitars and a strong emotional lift. [drop] The sound shifts dramatically into a huge modern cinematic scale — stereo bursts wide, drums strike harder, bass deepens, and the atmosphere expands with speed. [climax] The vocal soars at full intensity as the band hits a rapid, explosive peak. It ends blending eras — vintage guitar color riding on modern clarity and momentum. #rock #1970s #1980s #cinematic #fast #dramatic #powerful #climax #drop
「ありがとう」が生まれた日
A fast, high-impact rock track that begins with a 70s–80s vintage guitar tone and accelerates into a modern cinematic rock explosion. Tempo 165–185 BPM — driving, urgent, and never dragging. Opening: light analog-warm guitars with a quick, tense pulse, while modern bass and drums push forward with sharp punch and wide space. The energy rises rapidly in waves, each section brighter and more intense. [powerful] The band opens up with wide guitars and a strong emotional lift. [drop] The sound shifts dramatically into a huge modern cinematic scale — stereo bursts wide, drums strike harder, bass deepens, and the atmosphere expands with speed. [climax] The vocal soars at full intensity as the band hits a rapid, explosive peak. It ends blending eras — vintage guitar color riding on modern clarity and momentum. #rock #1970s #1980s #cinematic #fast #dramatic #powerful #climax #drop
Lyrics
ちょっと前から、1970年代とか80年代の音出しつつ、今っぽく仕上げられないかなをやってて、出せるレベルになったかなってのができたので、出してみます。
なんとなく後ろの音が昔の音の時もありつつ、前面で歌ってるのが姫華なので古臭さは感じないと思います。
けど、途中のメロディーとか少し昔を彷彿とさせる部分もありだけど、昔の曲みたいに一定リズムじゃないのでギリ飽きないかなと。
サビのメロディーは結構気に入ってます。
ちなみに、この詩のモデル自分の少年時代なんですが、こんな価値観だった人いますかねぇ笑
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for ENGLISH
I've been experimenting for a while now, trying to see if I could take sounds from the 1970s and 80s and finish them with a modern touch. I feel like I've finally reached a level worth showing, so here it is.
While the backing track has a retro vibe at times, since ki-ka is the one singing lead, I don't think it feels outdated. Some of the melodies might remind you of the past, but unlike older songs, the rhythm varies, so I hope it keeps things fresh enough not to get boring. I'm personally quite fond of the chorus melody.
By the way, the lyrics are modeled after my own childhood... I wonder if anyone else had values like this back then? (lol)
PS.The English translation of the poem is posted at the end of the screen.
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歌詞 ーーー 鬼凛(Kirin)
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「ありがとう」
この言葉を最後に使ったのは
いつだろう？
当たり前のように
数秒前だったり、
数分前だったり、
数時間前だったり、
数え切れない位の
「ありがとう」を
使っているんだと思う
当たり前の言葉
だからこそ、大事にも
しないとけないんだよね
幼い頃の僕は
「ありがとう」は
当たり前には使えずに
特別な時にこそ
使うべきだと思っていた
きっとそれは
愚かな事だったんだ
そのせいで
日常での
「ありがとう」が
少なくなっていくことに
気が付かなかったんだ
今までかかわった人、
通り過ぎた人、
面と向かって向き合った人
どれだけの時間の
「ありがとう」を
逃してきたんだろう
いつも言えるようにしよう
そして特別な時には
もっと心を込めよう
それがこの言葉のもつ
力だから
いつでもこの言葉を
言えるように
その分行動でも
示していけるようにね
「ありがとう」
この言葉が自分の中で
再び生まれたのは
いつだったんだろう。
きっと、それに気が付いた時だったのかな
当たり前に使っているからこそ、
大事に、大切にしたい
それが「ありがとう」が
生まれる日
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ENGLISH lyrics
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Thank you." When was the last time I used these words?
As if it were the most natural thing, Maybe a few seconds ago, Maybe a few minutes ago, Maybe a few hours ago,
I think I must be using "Thank you" Countless times.
It is precisely because They are such ordinary words That I must cherish them.
When I was young, I couldn't use "Thank you" casually. I thought it should only be used In truly special moments. I see now that was surely A foolish thing.
Because of that, I didn't realize That the "Thank yous" in my daily life Were slowly fading away.
People I’ve been involved with, People I’ve passed by, People I’ve faced head-on... How many moments To say "Thank you" Have I let slip away?
Let’s make sure I can always say it. And for those special times, I'll put even more heart into it. Because that is the power These words hold.
So that I can say these words At any time, And so that I can show it Through my actions just as much.
"Thank you." When was it that these words Were born again inside me? I suppose it must have been The moment I realized that truth.
Precisely because I use them so naturally, I want to treasure them, hold them dear. That is the day "Thank you" is born.