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Yamaguchi Yuko - I believe (Overtime OST)

A j-dorama that I love. An ending that I love.



You will hug me. You will leave.
Not with me.
"Take care. Be happy."
At the end.. the simple wishes are the only words spoken.
Coz all the most important feelings, all the words that I am dying to cry out.. they are no longer relevant

Taking that picture from behind..
I suppose I love that bittersweet feeling.
The flavor of 'ending'.

One day I will love.. someone who's by my side.

Comments

vy said…
Uwah, just that song is "onion" enough... made me wanna watch the series for a good cry. Demooo... no happy ending ka? ='(
7:17 PM
Anonymous said…
wohooo long time no see Vyyy...

wah.. i dun think it is that sad to give u a gud cry. it was a good one though.. and yes.. its not a happy ending, as the clip showed =P

well, many great dramas don't have happy ending rite =P
9:30 AM
Anonymous said…
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
3:46 PM
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