Well, the topic of this week was the favorite song, so let's go :)
As anyone I think, I have a lot of favorite songs, but definitely when I saw that I would write about only one, the weirdest choice came to my mind instantly.
The song is called "Romance of lights and shadows" (Hikari to Kagen no Roman) by the female japanese singer and composer Utoku Keiko and it was her ninth single released on May 14th, 1997.
This song was used as the third ending theme of the series "Detective Conan" and it talks about a woman who is in love but had a lot of problems with that person, however, she yearns for him and wishes to have a happy ending instead of the bad one, recollecting only the good things and forgetting all the problems.
But this song is special for me not for the lyrics, but for another reason. Being so far away from my family and my friends makes me a little sad frecuently and this song is like a remedy. When I was a child I used to watch Detective Conan with my older brother almost every day, and this particular is the only song I remember quite well from the show, and when I listen to it, I feel like a 5-year-old again, with my brother and watching the TV next to the kitchen. It gives me warmth and comfort because it´s like I remember all the past things and good memories when life was all about to play all day and watch anime with my brother.
Have a good day!
i was in love Detective Conan when i was little!, my sisters and i used to watch it when it was raining, that in temuco was always haha, it's a cute story by the way, regards!
ResponderEliminarI loved to watch Detective Conan! I think I saw every single episode of this, reminds me of good times. :) Regards!
ResponderEliminarI don't really remember this song, I remembered the other ones, opening and ending. And, of course, songs always make us to remember moments, persons, places and memories. See you :)
ResponderEliminarNo comments about your writing. I do miss the good all times, that happens to me whenever I listen to any song from "You are under arrest", those were the good all times.
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