
『片思いの 』
Ethereal and emotional J-pop ballad with cinematic and atmospheric soundscape, inspired by Myuk. Soft piano arpeggios and delicate strings layered with reverb-heavy guitar and airy synths, creating a floating and transparent texture. Subtle electronic beats, gentle percussions like soft heartbeats, minimal yet emotional. Whispery, fragile female vocals with breathy tones, expressive phrasing that conveys vulnerability and bittersweet longing. Focus on tenderness, silence, and emotional pauses, leaving space between notes. The overall mood is melancholic yet beautiful, fragile like glass, evoking distant starlight, unspoken feelings, and fleeting moments.

『片思いの 』
Ethereal and emotional J-pop ballad with cinematic and atmospheric soundscape, inspired by Myuk. Soft piano arpeggios and delicate strings layered with reverb-heavy guitar and airy synths, creating a floating and transparent texture. Subtle electronic beats, gentle percussions like soft heartbeats, minimal yet emotional. Whispery, fragile female vocals with breathy tones, expressive phrasing that conveys vulnerability and bittersweet longing. Focus on tenderness, silence, and emotional pauses, leaving space between notes. The overall mood is melancholic yet beautiful, fragile like glass, evoking distant starlight, unspoken feelings, and fleeting moments.
Lyrics
この楽曲は、初恋の淡い記憶をテーマにした切ないラブソングです。
放課後の夕陽や窓辺の情景に重ねて描かれるのは、伝えられなかった「好き」の気持ち。
声にすれば壊れてしまいそうで、胸の奥にしまい込んだまま過ぎていった時間。
すれ違うたびに高鳴る心臓、触れられないほど遠い存在に募る想い。
叶わぬ恋だからこそ美しく、そして苦しい。
最後に残されたのは、「好きでした」という言葉だけ──。
過去に言えなかった想いを抱えたすべての人に寄り添う、儚くも尊い初恋の歌です。
This song is a sad love song about the faint memory of first love.
Overlaid with scenes of after-school sunsets and windowsills, it depicts feelings of love that could not be expressed.
Time passes, filled with the fear that speaking out loud would break them.
The heart beats faster every time they pass each other, and feelings grow for someone so far away that they cannot be touched.
It is precisely because this love is unrequited that it is both beautiful and painful.
In the end, all that remains are the words, "I loved you."
This is a fleeting yet precious song about first love that will comfort all those who have feelings that they were unable to express in the past.
『片思いの 』
【Aメロ1】
放課後のガラス窓 にじむ夕陽
指先でなぞった 名前のイニシャル
伝えられない言葉は 風船みたいで
空に浮かんで 消えていく
【Bメロ1】
心臓はいつも 走り出して
声をかける勇気 影に隠したまま
「好き」がこぼれたら 壊れてしまいそうで
胸の奥にしまい込む
【サビ1】
片思いは 透きとおる水のよう
すくおうとしても 指の隙間から零れる
ただ見ているだけで 満ちていくのに
触れられない それが私の恋
【Aメロ2】
すれ違うだけで 息が詰まる
名前を呼ぶたびに 誰かの笑顔が刺さる
わたしじゃない世界で 生きてるあなたは
星座のように 遠すぎて
【Bメロ2】
ほんの少しの優しささえ
自分だけのものと 思いたかった
でも現実は 線路みたいに
交わらない道を走ってる
【サビ2】
片思いは 胸に咲く花のよう
香りは広がるのに 届かない場所に咲いてる
ただ見ているだけで 苦しいくらい
尊いのは 思う心だけ
【ラスサビ】
あなたと私は 別々の物語
交わらぬページ めくられてゆくけれど
もし奇跡がひとひら 落ちてきたら
声にならない声で 伝えたい
「好きでした」
『English version』
【Verse 1】
After school, the glass window, blurred by the sunset glow
Tracing your name’s initial with my fingertip slow
Unspoken words, like fragile balloons in the sky
Drifting upward, then fading, they quietly fly
【Pre-Chorus 1】
My heart is always ready to run away
But my courage hides, in the shadows it stays
If “I love you” slipped out, I’d break apart
So I lock it deep inside my heart
【Chorus 1】
This love I hold, it’s like clear water bright
I try to hold it, but it slips through my fingers’ light
Just watching you is enough to fill my days
But I can’t touch you—love works that way
---
【Verse 2】
Even passing by you makes me lose my breath
Calling your name cuts me, with someone else’s laugh
In a world where I don’t exist, you’re shining afar
Like a constellation, too distant a star
【Pre-Chorus 2】
Even the smallest kindness you would show
I wanted to believe it was mine alone
But reality runs like rails apart
Two lines that never meet from the start
【Chorus 2】
This one-sided love is like a flower in bloom
Its fragrance spreads, yet it blossoms out of reach too soon
Just watching you hurts more than I can bear
But what’s precious—is the feeling I share
---
【Final Chorus】
You and I belong to stories not the same
Our pages turn, but they’ll never meet again
Yet if a miracle were to softly fall my way
With a voiceless voice, I’d finally say:
“I loved you.”
