Released: January 13, 2021

Songwriter: Julian Bunetta Andrew Frampton Leona Lewis Savan Kotecha Natsumi Watanabe

[SPEED「Affection」歌詞]

Hey Listen Boy! 今すぐ想い伝えて
Change My Heart 迷わずにその手伸ばして
So Every Move 言葉探してる瞳
&Every Breath その先がきっと 愛なのに

Why don't U Say Love

Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Babe
Anyway Want U Anyway Want U Anyway Want U Babe
Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Babe
U Love Me Do U? 離さないで

愛し合うために Be alive “Affection” 今踏み出す Love way
この胸の全部に あなただけを映したいの

My Body feel… 会えない夜のあなたを
Oh Close my eyes 浮かべれば胸がせつない
So Everytime ふざけながらキスしたり
& Every Step いつもそばにいたいの

Anybody Touch me

Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Babe
Anyway Want U Anyway Want U Anyway Want U Babe
Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Anyway Love U Babe
U Love Mе Do U? 愛している

会うたび近づく Mistery “Affection” まるで引力みたい
優しい腕の中で 変わってゆく 夢見てゆく Every Woman Needs Lovе

Feel! Affection Ah Wow Oh
Do U Love Me Now? 愛がすべて

Anyway Love U Babe
Anyway Want U Babe
Anyway Love U Anyway Want U
Anyway Love U Anyway Love U

愛し合うために Be alive “Affection” 今踏み出す Love way
この胸の全部に あなただけを映したいの
会うたび近づく Mistery “Affection” まるで引力みたい
優しい腕の中で 変わってゆく 夢見てゆく Every Woman Needs Love

Every Woman Needs Love

SPEED (JPN)

SPEED is a four piece Japanese girl group consisting of Hiroko Shimabukuro (島袋寛子), Eriko Imai (今井絵理子), Takako Uehara (上原多香子), and Hitoe Arakaki (新垣仁絵) with the single “Body & Soul” in 1996 with the main vocalists being Hiroko and Eriko; the youngest members at the time were only 13 years of age.

The group would go on to win the Japan Gold Disc Awards such as New Artist of the Year, Pop Album of the Year, and Song of the Year. However, by 2000, the group decided to disband, much to the dismay of loyal fans, but did get together numerous times – twice to release music, and many other times for charity. During their disbandment, the members embarked on solo careers, most notably Hiroko.

On August 20, 2008, the group announced that they would be reuniting permanently, and made their major comeback on November 12, 2008, with the single “あしたの空”, which translates roughly as “Tomorrow’s Sky”.