Stay Gold (Hikaru Utada song)
[5] On December 7 to celebrate the start of her 10th year since her debut, her song "Automatic" (1998) was released as a free ringtone for four days.It managed to reach number one on the newly established Billboard Japan Hot 100 chart in mid January, despite having no purchasable release at the time.[8][9] In February, Utada was featured in many music and fashion magazines in Japan to promote the single, including issues of Pia, Patipati, CD Data, What's In?They described the song's piano as having an "extremely pure" sound, like skipping stones on a surface of water, and felt the lyric "shūshoku mo kimatte, asonde bakkari iranai ne" ("You've got a job, so you can't just play all the time anymore") was particularly gripping.[18] All tracks are written by Hikaru UtadaPersonnel details were sourced from "Heart Station" / "Stay Gold"'s liner notes booklet.