Lyric in this song: 気の思い?


There is an Indonesian song with titled "Aishiteru" which is fully in
Indonesian language except for one line in Japanese (and a few "a a a
aishiteru" lines).

[YouTube
link](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6cHUqP5C_8&feature=player_detailpage#t=158s)

The one line in Japanese starts at 2:38, which I transcribed below but I have
difficulty in deciding the part with question marks:

> 君が遠くにいても  
>  [ ??? ] がつながるから  
>  信じてるよ  
>  信じてるよ

At first I thought it was 昨日思い but dismissed it because it's grammatically
wrong unless there is a の particle there. So now I'm guessing that it's "ki no
omoi", 気の思い, but I have never seen that phrase before and I couldn't find it
in dictionaries. What does the phrase mean? Could it be 気の重い instead (also not
found in dictionaries)?

Here is the English translation of the stanza that follows after that one
line, in case it would help set up the context:

> Even though our bodies are far apart,  
>  Our hearts are always near,  
>  When you miss me just close your eyes,  
>  And think of me.

Any idea anyone?




It's 君【きみ】の想【おも】い, and the み is just sung quickly.




It's 君【きみ】の想【おも】い, and the み is just sung quickly.

