Hina Suguta sings ‘Ussura,’ a song that blends gentle melodies with thoughtful lyrics. Koichi Tsurusaki writes the words and collaborates with Akihito Kawakami and Yumiko Yamashita on the music. The tune mixes a soft rhythm with a heartfelt message about growing through life’s uncertainties.
The songwriter talks about holding onto weakness instead of letting it go, singing, ‘If this weakness won’t fade away, I’ll hold it tightly.’ The lyrics also describe catching ‘stars’ falling from eyes, a metaphor for transforming pain into something beautiful. It’s a story of finding kindness and strength in everyday moments.
Sukima kara nozoku asa ni nareru madeUntil I get used to the morning peeking through the gaps,
Mou sukoshi dake yume to ittari kitariI’ll drift back and forth with my dreams just a little longer.
Kinou wa zutto ki ni shiteta koto gaThe things that bothered me so much yesterday,
Kyou wa sou demo nakunatteta kanadon’t seem to matter as much today, I guess.
Kienai yowasa nara gyuttoIf this weakness won’t fade away, I’ll hold it tightly,
Issho ni kyou o arukuand walk through today together with it.
The translation of ‘Ussura’ lyrics offers a warm reminder to embrace life’s ups and downs. Hina Suguta’s voice brings this Japanese ballad to life, making it a comforting anthem for anyone navigating change.