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Originally Posted by Zeke.
reminds me has that absolutely devestating intro - it was enough to move you to tears. That is a prime example of how emotion can be portrayed through a song. The lyrics for reminds me are heart-wrenching and you can totally feel that in the composition of this piece of work.
As far as (don't) Leave me alone, the reason why I loved it is because it had that "fierce, in your face" power to it that my name's WOMEN had and I love that most about her POWER tracks.
Days, I will always worship that song. I had given up hope on a somewhat cheesy, all-out "winter" ballad similar to No way to say. But, here comes Days with such a simple melody, and nothing seemed FORCED in this song. It was as if it all came together so easily - both composition and arrangement. That song was born to be that way, and Ayu herself felt the same way (I remember her talking about a song 'from God' prior to release). I love it when a song comes off effortlessly, rather than falling short of being the best that it can be.
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the beginning of reminds me is a gorgeous thing I admit and the song is good. I just dont feel it's one of her masterpieces (who knows, maybe sometime next year, I'll appreciate it more, since that always happens lol). and lol ♥ I was just listening to my name's WOMEN and noticing how powerful it is. I do like that when ayu does that. but never got that from (don't) leave me alone.....and I'm picky with what ballads are masterpieces. I liked You were... more
In fact, I'd appreciate that being on this classical album lol. So many songs I want to be on this album that most likely won't be which will probably make it a disappointing release lol