"Tohoshinki" in Japan). While Yamaki and LISA wrote the song, LISA worked with Heartsdales for the lyrical portion. "I Only Want to Be with You" was originally written and composed by Mike Hawker and Ivor Raymonde for the debut solo of British singer Dusty Springfield's song of the same name in 1963. However, for LISA's version, Japanese songwriter and performer Satoshi Hidaka performed the piece to update it for modern audiences. Despite being an A-side, the song did not receive a music video on the single or corresponding album. The track would be available on the bonus CD for the album Gratitude. Music video Despite being a double A-side, only "Switch" received a music video. The video for "Switch" carried an overall grunge-theme, which was mostly present in North American media in the late 1980s to early 1990s. Most of the video utilized the green screen, showing a rundown Tokyo at night while showing clips of the Crimson Tears video game. The Heartsdales are first introduced by sitting on the flange of an I-beam and Kumi's introduced in frame on a black background. At no point during the video are all four artists shown together. Track listing Chart history Sales Initial week estimate: 3,365 Total estimate: 7,410 Release history References 2004 singles 2004 songs Japanese-language songs Koda Kumi songs Rhythm Zone singles Songs written by Lisa (Japanese musician, born 1974)