Frozen (in place) without able to put (my) feelings into words
I was just living quietly in front of people
In order to move that burden away
I embraced you roughly on that rainy night
(In the) road-side buildings and (under) the broken night-lamps
And at street corners, everyone was in a hurry
You are not the one who is at fault
Unable to hide my own intensity, it is me who is the one at fault
LADY you were shrouded by the rain
(I) ran (after you) through the empty station for a bit
Saying that, ‘it doesn’t matter if it is raining heavily’
It doesn’t matter If I’m completely drenched’
You make splashes in the water and disappear
Because the mornings come early in the back-alleys
I have to catch you now
Saying to you, ‘don’t go, don’t go’
Now that we are living separately, I no longer have the strength
To grasp the sky that is on the verge of tears
If you are going to remain in my heart, unchanging and just hurting me
I don’t need you anymore
LADY you were drenched in the rain
And you looked at my eyes just a little bit
Saying that, ‘it doesn’t matter if it is raining heavily’
It doesn’t matter If I’m completely drenched’
I whistle and follow you
Even though I’ve gotten to know so much about you now
Like the first night when we fought
I say ‘don’t go, don’t go’
By the time I pass through the ticket gate, the shirt on my shoulders has dried
In your town, the rain has slowed down to a drizzle already
Only today will continue into tomorrow
Feeling in this way, I cannot end it with you
LADY even know you don’t have even a small umbrella with you
Saying that, ‘it doesn’t matter if it is raining heavily’
It doesn’t matter If I’m completely drenched’
You make splashes in the water and disappear
Because the mornings come early in the back-alleys
I have to catch you now
Saying to you, ‘don’t go, don’t go’
Saying that, ‘it doesn’t matter if it is raining heavily’
It doesn’t matter If I’m completely drenched’
I whistle and follow you
Even though I’ve gotten to know so much about you now
Like the first night when we fought
I say ‘don’t go, don’t go’