I think one of the things that always fascinates me about Japanese music and theme songs is the randomly inserted English that gets put in. I realize that Japan is a lot more polite about teaching their students a foreign language (read: ours), Japanese still isn't really taught in a lot of schools around the United States.
Sometimes the lyrics make sense, such as in the theme song for Marvel Disk Wars ("Time to smash!"), other times, it just comes off as awkward. I know that for a while, English was simply "popular" in Japan because of how it sounded, with no real attention paid to the meaning of the words.
This lead to some rather disturbing usage, including, I believe, one that writer Dave Barry witnessed in Japan where a school-age girl was wearing a shirt for a band that seemed to be advocating sexual acts with poultry.
I wonder if that's how Toad The Wet Sprocket got their start.
Anyway, on with the show!