※English lyrics follow the Japanese version. 野良犬が話しかけてくる朝に 「それでいいの？」って犬が言う 返事に詰まってる私の方が飼いならされてる 満員電車で心だけ遅刻して 上司の言葉が頭で反響して 昨日のミスがやけに淡く光って 野良犬が話しかけてくる午後に 「それでいいの？」って犬が言う 評論家より犬の方が核心を突いてる 夢かもしれないけど乗るしかない流れで 理解した瞬間リズムが体を突き抜けて 急に理由もなく踊り出しそうになって 正しさが軽くなって 街のノイズがビートになって 私だけがまともじゃなくて 野良犬が話しかけてくる夜に 「それでいいの？」って犬が言う 正解より呼吸が少し楽になってる コンビニに入れば季節が狂っていて 棚いっぱいにひまわりが並んでいて 現実の方がむしろ作り物みたいで レジ横の雑誌が未来予知みたいに並んで 特集は「真面目な人ほど壊れやすい」で 気づけば私が一番売れ筋になってて 犬の声だけ頭に残っていて まともに戻る意味がわからなくて このまま壊れた方が自然で 野良犬が話しかけてくる世界で 「それでいいの？」って犬が言う まともなふりが一番ズレてる気がして 正気の方が滑稽だって吠えればいい --- Morning comes, and a stray dog starts talking to me. "You cool with that?" the dog asks. I'm the one struggling for an answer—turns out I'm the one who's tamed. On the packed train, my heart’s running late. The boss’s words keep echoing in my head, And yesterday’s screw-up is glowing strangely faint. Afternoon comes, and the stray dog starts talking to me. "You cool with that?" the dog asks. The dog hits the nail on the head better than any critic. Might be a dream, but I’ve just gotta go with the flow. The second I get it, the rhythm pierces through me, And I feel like dancing for no damn reason. The weight of "being right" gets lighter. The city noise turns into a beat. I’m the only one who isn’t "sane" anymore. Night comes, and the stray dog starts talking to me. "You cool with that?" the dog asks. Breathing feels a bit easier than finding the right answer. Step into a convenience store and the seasons are all messed up. Sunflowers lined up all over the shelves— Reality's starting to look like the fake one. Magazines by the register are lined up like a prophecy. The cover story: "The Serious Ones Are the Most Fragile." Before I know it, I’ve become the best-seller. Only the dog’s voice stays in my head. I don't see the point in "getting back to normal." It feels more natural to just stay broken. In a world where a stray dog starts talking to me, "You cool with that?" the dog asks. I feel like pretending to be sane is the biggest mistake of all. If sanity is what’s ridiculous, then I might as well just bark.
