Love Me Do

Love Me Do

Song Information

Artist: Akira Yamaoka
BPM: 167
Genre: New Wave
VJ: VJ GYO
Animation: GOLI
First Appeared On: AC 7th style
Length: 1:55

Lyrics

Japanese

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 私の心に咲く
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, everyday, あなたの。。。好きだから

Guilty, freaky, nasty, crazy, and I kiss you and touch you
Lick you, feel you, hold you ... you
Can I making love with you

Hah... you say heart
Love me do, love me do
Ha, 夢は... wanna do, wanna do

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 私の心に咲く
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, everyday, あなたの。。。

Hah... you say heart
Love me do, love me do
Ha, 夢は... wanna do, wanna do

Transliteration

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, watashi no kokoro ni saku
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, everyday, anata no ... suki dakara

Guilty, freaky, nasty, crazy, and I kiss you and touch you
Lick you, feel you, hold you ... you
Can I making love with you

Hah... you say heart
Love me do, love me do
Ha, yume wa... wanna do, wanna do

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, watashi no kokoro ni saku
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, everyday, anata no ...

Hah... you say heart
Love me do, love me do
Ha, yume wa... wanna do, wanna do

English translation

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, blooming in my heart
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, everyday, because ... I love you

Guilty, freaky, nasty, crazy, and I kiss you and touch you
Lick you, feel you, hold you ... you
Can I making love with you

Hah... you say heart
Love me do, love me do
Ha, in my dreams... I wanna do, wanna do

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, blooming in my heart
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, everyday, you...

Hah... you say heart
Love me do, love me do
Ha, in my dreams... I wanna do, wanna do

Remixes / Song Connections

• Love Me Do (Album Version), found on Akira Yamaoka's album iFUTURELIST
• Love Me Do (The Acolyte's Remix), found in a songpack for DDR Ultramix 3

Music Production Info

This is the sort of sound I first became aware of around April of 1981 in London. I thought the UK club sound from about December 1979 to March 1984 would never make a revival. To say it boldly, this is a homage to the forerunner of everyone's favorite dance music, while still being very different from contemporary dance music.

Video Production Info

(Production info by GOLI, who did the key animations.)

I did this work towards the end of the production cycle. It feels like I stumbled across an important part of a girl's mentality, and so I tried to convey that in these drawings.

Personally, I really like the second half of the song. Listening to YAMAOKA's songs calms me down a lot, so I really like them. I often listen to them when I'm really busy.

I also like the special songs he's done for CS versions of other games. I think he's really good at writing songs in a lot of genres. It's probably so he can experience a lot of different things in life ... or something like that *g*