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buraunkannoyume syouwadamasii

Samurai Rice Ball

夕焼けチャイムで家に帰って

ランドセル投げてファミコンだ

カセット何回フーフーしても

映らない日は映らない

母ちゃん台所でコロッケ揚げて

親父は新聞めくってる

ブラウン管の奥のヒーロー

土曜8時に全員集合

アンテナ少し動かして!

「今きれい!そこで止めて!」

チャンネル回す音だけで

家族の時間が流れてた

昭和、巻き戻せない日々

擦り切れたカセットみたいに

少しノイズ混じりでも

なんか温かった

昭和、ポケットの10円玉

公衆電話 握りしめ

会いたいだけで走ってた

不便だったけど自由だった

(Aメロ2)

プロフィール帳を書きながら

好きな人とか隠してた

レンタルビデオ返し忘れて

延滞料金が定価を超えて青ざめる

ゲームボーイの赤ランプ

「もう電池ない!」叫んでた

駄菓子屋前の夕暮れは

世界の中心だったよな

雨の日の深夜ラジオ

小さい音で笑ってた

未来なんか分からなくても

今日がやたら楽しかった

昭和、ブラウン管の夢

にじんだ画面の向こうで

みんな必死に生きてた

それだけで眩しかった

昭和、帰れない帰り道

自転車こいで見た月は

今より少し大きくて

やけに近かった

ガチャ…

「おやすみー」

テレビの砂嵐だけが

静かに鳴ってた…

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    Samurai Rice Ball

  • Composer

    Samurai Rice Ball

  • Producer

    ONIGIRI0719

  • Vocals

    Samurai Rice Ball

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    Samurai Rice Ball

Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to read this!

This song, "It Was Inconvenient, But We Were Free," is a nostalgic track packed with classic Showa-era moments and the unique atmosphere of those days in Japan.

Blowing into Nintendo game cartridges over and over, yelling "Right there! Don't move the antenna!" with the whole family gathered around the TV, panicking over overdue rental video fees... Looking back now, they seem like funny little memories, but back then, every moment felt real, and every day was its own small adventure.

Life wasn't as convenient as it is today, but because of that, people felt closer to each other. If you wanted to see someone, you simply got on your bicycle and went to meet them.

This song captures the warmth of the Showa era with a touch of nostalgia and bittersweet emotion.

If this song makes you smile and say, "I remember that!" or quietly think, "Wow... that hits me," then I'd be truly happy.

Whether you lived through those days or not, I hope you enjoy these three minutes on the other side of the old CRT television screen.

Thank you very much for reading until the end.

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