And this, ladies and gentlemen, is where a legend started. A legend that doesn't live among us anymore, but will remain alive through his legacy and in our hearts.
When I was 11 I listened to wowaka and cried because I had clinical depression. Now I'm 18 and listening to wowaka and crying for a different reason 😥 rest in peace
fun fact it became quite a drama in the japanese vocaloid community at one point because everyone thought this, but i think it's a good song overall regardless of being inspired by meltdown or not c:
When I was 11 years old, I used to listen to Wowaka's music without knowing he was the composer (I didn't care about that things). I grew up and continued listening to his music, either vocaloid or Hitorie. I really loved his work, even if he passed away, he is still living in his songs; and I still love his work.
Lyrics by CARMEN This world has nowhere for me to go, my path in life is all just for show The knots that tie me to the unknown unravel to reveal the grey zone This meaningless era of today, I’m left to find out things my own way So let’s wish each other well and say, “Goodbye, my friend, to another day.” I’ll see you in the realm of your dreams! We’ll sing, but don’t worry, it’s make-believe! To the people who moved on without me, are you having fun? I wake to find myself all alone, the morning dew seeps into my bones I’ve lost the words that I wished to say, I’m sick and tired of wasting my days I’m sketching out the city at night, they’re sleeping away in the moonlight I hold in my right hand all my fears, there’s nothing but regret and my tears I hate, detest, despise, dislike, and loathe… both yesterday and today. Tomorrow as well, just let it all Disappear. Let’s make our escape, we’ve no time to waste! It’s alright! Just for one night, we’ll spill our tears alone, it’s alright! Now, in a world where we don’t have to face reality, Let’s bottle up all of our misery piece by piece.
i don't mean to sound like an old person, but vocaloid just isn't like this anymore. wowaka was the peak producer, experimenting often. he's irreplaceable, really sucks that he's gone
I think this was one of the first Vocaloid songs I ever heard, when I was 11 or 12 years old. I am 24 now. It is still such a favorite, it gives me a feeling that I cannot explain. I will always cherish these songs
