
15th May 2005, 01:47 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: I might be somewhere watching over you... And you might be the next one to be kill under me...
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Originally Posted by Delirium-Zer0
I'd say the theory that it's about her father is actually NOT unfounded, especially since it followed "teddy bear" in concert... the mood change was VERY slight, basically just from sad to angry. There's also the theory that she was MUCH closer friends with Huge (that remixer) than anyone knew, but that one seems much more unlikely since she was with Tomoya Nagase (and the song talks about love, but whether it's family or romantic love isn't really said) and the date he died was in the same month as that mysterious date on the mirror, but not the same actual date, it was much much earlier in June '03. On the other hand, if her father had died in June 2003, she would have been notified by the hospital whether she knew him or not since she's his next of kin. And the lyrics DO make sense that she's singing to someone whose death took her by surprise but it was someone she REALLY didn't have enough time on earth with. This is a sharp contrast to "ever free" which was about someone she'd spent alot of time with, and had said everything she needed to say to them, and therefore she could only mourn their passing, and we've learned that "ever free" was about her grandmother. It does help to have a basis of comparison when analyzing "Memorial address".
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Ahhh... I really agree with you!
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