I don't know, she's had bits here and there since 2002 and I think they work well in the songs.

In my opinion, ayu knows how to use the right amount of English in her songs. She also knows when to use them and when not to.

The English lyrics on RAINBOW were awesome. After that they've been more or less ok. I am not really bothered as at least her lyrics make sense and don't seem out of the place.

at least she hasn't gone to the point of releasing funny english song...or didn't use ACTUAL engrish like "I wanna Dreaming Now!" lol

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LOL.
That's exactly the point! They may be badly sung, but the engrish bits in her songs make sense, and that's already something.
...And yes, I'm looking at the both of you, Mrs. Koda and Mrs. Amuro, lol.

The only full english song I know/remember from her, is Someday My Prince Will Come cover from Snowhite. The rockish arrangement it's great, too bad I can barely understand what she's saying lol.

But overall, her engrish never bothered me.

This.

Ayu's English isn't that great, but it's better then Kuu's or Namie's Engrish imo, probably because she's much more fluent now a days... And thank god Ayu doesn't release full English songs, the catchy chorus being in English is fine, but the whole song? No, thank you.

I think you guys are a little harsh, at least ayu has pretty good pronunciation, which is far more than one can say for most of the others, like kuu and namie. :P

loved it had subs!!!

Um... what?

I think that (with the exception of everywhere nowhere's intro) it actually took away from the songs. Heartplace is a beautiful track that could've done without. Real me continues to be garbage.

No rain can't get the rainbow. Simple and to the point.