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Lyric

I Think It's Your Fault

Nunegashi

愛が消えても

全部を見せない

ように隠そう、

演技に集中して!

あの月の光が

闇に沈むまで

ずっと言ってる

「I LOVE YOU」

脆い愛を

何度も叫んでいた

一瞬の物語、

色褪せていく

荒い息が

残る部屋には

切れそうな赤い糸だけがある

ああ、衝動で満たして

毎日は有毒で

完璧にめちゃくちゃ

二人のストーリーだよ

一緒に最後まで沈まない、

ボロボロでも最愛の運命でした

愛が消えても

全部を見せない

ように隠そう、

演技に集中していく!

あの月の光が

闇に沈むまで

ずっと言ってる

「I LOVE YOU」

満月の燦然、

胸奥に刺さる

欠陥を塞いで、逆流して

ひび割れていく

新月が幽然となっても

終わらない夜の

舞台の上で!

仮面を被って、

二人で踊ろうよ

何も見えなくても、没頭して!

あの月の光が

闇に沈むまで

ずっと言ってる

「I LOVE YOU」

君が教えてくれた世界観、

台詞ひとつまで

全て刻み込んで

間違いでもいいよ、

一瞬の月明かり

ずっと一緒に!

愛が消えても

全部を見せない

ように隠そう、

演技に集中していく!

あの月の光が

闇に浮かび上がるまで言ってる

「I LOVE YOU」

  • Lyricist

    Nunegashi

  • Composer

    Nunegashi

  • Mixing Engineer

    Hare

  • Mastering Engineer

    Namwoo Kwon

  • Graphic Design

    Jisun Woo

  • Guitar

    daiki kinose

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Artist Profile

  • Nunegashi

    During their debut EP phase, the artist was heavily influenced by American hip hop, starting out by picking up type beats and layering vocals over them. At the time, they immersed themselves in a wide range of Japanese music, including J pop, Showa era kayokyoku, and utaite culture. While consciously avoiding being perceived in Korea as someone merely imitating Japanese style expression, they began to confront both their creativity and identity, which naturally led them to start composing their own music. In their first self produced track, H.U.R.T, they explore themes inspired by the myth of Sisyphus and questions of existential purpose, expressing raw and primal human emotions that go beyond comfort or beauty. The track gained traction in Japan, expanding their listener base through social media and streaming platforms. Since then, they have continued to grow their presence not only in Korea but also in Japan through live performances and releases. Moving between Japan and Korea, and across the boundaries of language and culture, the artist continues to dissolve themes of questioning and loneliness through their music, emerging as a new voice of their generation.

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