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I Could Be
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J-Pop
I Could Be was released on November 11, 2009 by rhythm zone as a part of the album I Got Rhythm?
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Release DateNovember 11, 2009
Labelrhythm zone
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM55

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Ohashi Trio
Ohashi Trio
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
YOSHINORI OHASHI
YOSHINORI OHASHI
Composer
Joshua Katris
Joshua Katris
Lyrics

Lyrics

Early morning, coffee and tea
Quarter to eight and I should be leaving
Hate to say, I just had a feeling
That you could be my only relief
Everything that's been all my life
Lately they've been stepping on me
To take the cake and leave out the keys
But they don't see, that that's not the real me
I've got a face that's strong enough
Could it be that I've been to safe?
Could I be anything I want to be
And drive all the way the wrong way home
Just to see how we say
We can do anything we want to do
And be anything we want to be
How I see the way that we seem
Candy cane, a black quiet sea
Stare at the day, it's starting to turn night
Had a dream, I just had a feeling
That I'm a child that's waiting for me
Never been so alone my life
Take the covers off from my face
Tear off the blinds, I'm starting to see
We could say, that we've got the real life
Day after day, it's strong enough
Could we try this one more time?
Could I be anything I want to be?
And drive all the way the wrong way home
Just to see how we say
We can do anything we want to do
And be anything we want to be
How I see the way that we seem?
There's not enough to keep me away
There's never time get off the freeway
Turn off the TV and get at the feeling, I'd
I'd take this road if I could, could, could
Could be anything I want to be
And drive all the way the wrong way home
Just to see how we say
You can do anything you want to do
And be anything you want to be
How I see the way that we seem to me
(I can do anything I want to do)
'Cause that the way we seem
(It's the way we seem to me, to me)
Be anything I want to be
Ooh-hoo-hoo
Written by: Joshua Katris, YOSHINORI OHASHI
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