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This is Shikisai, the ED song for Spy x Family Season 1. Compared to other songs, the lyrics really fit the anime well. If you get the chance, since it's Season 1 Part 2, try watching the anime a bit and then check out the lyrics yourself. It's great.

Scattering to our hometowns like the wind It's the holiday!! ㅋㅋ Have a happy time with your family And you gotta receive lots of luck in the new year!! Hope you eat as much as Tzuyang and don't gain any weight this holiday...ᰔᩚ (Talking nonsense again since this morning, again...🤦♀️) <Kim Kwang Seok - Where the Wind Blows> Released August 26, 2006 I'll post the full lyrics and then go wash up I have to go to work...ㅠㅜ (Apparently, there are no holidays for essential workers...ㅠㅜ) ✎︎＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ To where the wind is blowing, I go Beneath the trees like your hair Leaning on the rattling train, I write you a letter I stand on the path I dreamed of Though it's an anxious happiness with excitement and fear The sky and people we feel and see There are tough days, but for new dreams To where the wind is blowing, I go To where the sunlight is dazzling, I go Entrusting my body to the wind, I go

Psy's unique, intuitive, and poignant emotion Written and composed by Psy, this song captures the realistic situation right after a breakup, where one by one, traces of an ex-lover are deleted from a phone, perfectly stimulating the emotions of the 2000s. Lee Seung Gi's fresh yet powerful vocals from his debut days This song, promoted as a follow-up to 'Because You're My Woman,' showcases Lee Seung Gi's signature soulful, solid mid-range voice and explosive high notes from his rookie days. Many praise its progression, starting calmly and erupting with emotion towards the end. A representative breakup ballad for karaoke Considered a masterpiece ballad that resonates deeply when listened to while processing post-breakup emotions, it remains a legendary ballad track frequently sung at karaoke, even after a long time since its release. The intuitive lyrics and melody in the highlight section, 'I delete your photos, I delete your phone number,' are striking. Enjoying live performances: Comparing and listening to fresh live videos from his debut era with recent stage versions sung with his matured vocals after years of experience offers another layer of enjoyment.

The song I'm bringing you this time is a live version of Younha's 'Password 486' featuring Epik High. Dubbed 'EpikYounha'~ Actually, the connection between Epik High and Younha goes way back with songs like 'LOVE LOVE LOVE', 'Umbrella', 'Fighting Again', 'Happen Ending', and 'Songs Good to Listen to on a Rainy Day'... It's no exaggeration to say they're like a fourth member. The unique aspect of this track is Tablo's rap lyrics. He essentially used lyrics from another song, and it fits seamlessly. That song is Epik High's 'Music'. https://youtu.be/gL5qs3czJlw?si=_rmXWXBL9NyfReAY They took the lyrics from 'Music' and featured them on 'Password 486'. For reference, 'Music' was part of a project album where SG Wannabe, Sung Si Kyung, and Epik High each put their own spin on the same melody. If you're interested, you might want to check that out too. p.s: If you pick 'Password 486' at karaoke and start the rap, you'll get a great reaction 乃

This is a song by black artist Donald Glover, also known as Childish Gambino. The title, Redbone, refers to a mixed-race black person with lighter skin. The song deals with infidelity, suspicion, and wariness in a romantic relationship, singing about the complex inner turmoil of the relationship, which is well-expressed in the lyrics. For example, there's a lyric that goes "Peanut butter chocolate cake and a cup of Kool-Aid," where Kool-Aid is a powdered drink mix. Using foods that don't typically go well together, it expresses the strained relationship of the couple. An interesting feature of this song is that the vocals are by Donald Glover himself (male), and it was used as the opening for the 2017 horror film "Get Out." The movie and the song had a lot in common, which led to it going viral and charting on Billboard. As a side note, "Stay woke" is slang that means to be aware of social injustices like social/cultural discrimination or prejudice, but nowadays it's apparently also used sarcastically to refer to self-righteous "activists."

KIMERU - OVERLAP I used to be really into Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel (my favorite deck was the Exodia one-turn kill deck) back in the day. I happened to hear this song on Instagram then, and it really stuck with me, so I immediately added it to my playlist. Turns out it's a Yu-Gi-Oh! theme song (I think it's from the 5th season OST). So I checked out some of their other stuff, but personally, this is my favorite. I also enjoy watching MVs and MADs, so I'm recommending this one.

Project group Natural used many singers as guest artists, such as Lee Seung-hwan, Sung Si-kyung, Yoon Jong-shin, and Lee So-eun. This song was sung by a singer named Yang Hae-jung. "Please consider my heart as I send it and forget me Don't live with such a fragile heart Everything will get better with time Because you won't even know my name"

The reason this song came to mind is because when my elementary school Sunday school teacher got married, they performed this song live as guests. Even if nobody knows me, I don't care I'm just going to make my own movie Even if this world abandons me, I'll go my own way No regrets, this is ma way

Hello everyone. I'm a user introducing a movie OST that feels like it would play somewhere during the Chuseok holiday.^-^ If you're traveling or resting, I hope this gentle melody can be of some help as I begin. This song is [She] by Elvis Costello. It's famous as the OST for the movie Notting Hill. The scene where Hugh Grant imitates a reporter for Horse and 000 magazine and Julia Roberts' final press conference before her departure are unforgettable. "Indefinitely!" The lyrics are great too. She may be the reason I survive. The why and wherefore I'm alive. The meaning of my life is she. It's a calm and ordinary song, but it feels like it's confessing love amidst our dazzling and vibrant daily lives. We all need love. So, have a Chuseok filled with love.^^

This is the song [Spring Snow] from Park Ji Yoon's 7th full album released in 2009. It's a song written and composed by Lucid Fall, and it was also included as a remake in Lucid Fall's 4th album. While it wasn't a number 1 hit on the music charts, it's considered a hidden gem and one of the songs that helped improve Park Ji Yoon's image, which was often confined to that of a dance singer.