forget-me-not - Yutaka Ozaki (English lyrics) 尾崎豊
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  • This song moved me so much.... I could listen this over and over but I am afraid I 'll cry really hard. I don't know about other songs of his, but this will remain one of the most beautiful songs I 've ever heard. I like Ozaki. The sand in his voice... aaaw, I am impressed! And he is so handsome here :)))

    TachkaJK 3 weeks ago in playlist the best 2

  • yutaka ozaki was immortalized by his song.. forever & always you're in my heart.. what a great singer and composer,,I LOVE YOU:)

    sunnyrainism 1 month ago

  • he was great. no, he IS great.

    thanks for the sub.

    7OMIK4 1 month ago

  • I like ozaki yutaka. he is one of the most famous singers in japan.

    I wish I want many people to listen to the songs he wrote.

    I am japanese  so I don`t have the sophisticated English ablity.

    take8912 1 month ago

  • i started listening to ozaki yutaka around 2000 after utada hikaru covered i love you

    standofish 1 month ago

  • I don't know Ozaki until yesterday when I came across his music. He is a very passionate man especially being Japanese and on top of that the music he writes is very vocal about many issues. It's as if he was inlove with someone, and it's someone he can't have because of societies rigidness or whatever the reason. The love songs, the boycotting of their ways of life. It's was a sad loss for everyone that he is gone....

    feberleenf 1 month ago

  • he's really singing his heart and soul out

    deviate 2 months ago 5

  • Jeez, you guys are so simplistic. The fact that he did drugs says nothing about the quality and meaningfulness of his work. You judge him based on his behavior, but that's all on the surface. Music is the true window into a person's soul. I think the beauty of his lyrics should say a lot more about him than the drugs he used.

    And to the opinionated idiots who are marking any favorable comments toward Ozaki as spam, there's something called freedom of expression on the web. Learn it.

    dsjjsd 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos 13

  • @Nagashiwa Glad you like it! :)

    justingaylor 2 months ago

  • @justingaylor Of course! I really love his music.

    Nagashiwa 2 months ago

  • the most hypocritical soul

    yokotamuneo 2 months ago

  • @underthestarofnorth I've never encountered a single person who ever bad-mouthed him during over 3 years of living in Japan. I suspect one or two people have created multiple Youtube accounts and are abusing the system to slander him.

    justingaylor 2 months ago

  • @justingaylor I'm starting to realize that. As far as I an see, many famous people in Japan have also covered his songs, and all the Japanese friends I have also hold great respect for him. I've never understood "haters" or "antifans" at all; why spend so much time on something they dislike so much? It's ridiculous.

    underthestarofnorth 2 months ago

  • @omolon123 Do not justify a drug.

    There are a lot of great musicians who do not do a drug.

    He was drowned to a drug and died.

    It is loser and is what is not permitted.

    yokotamuneo 3 months ago

  • @omolon123 The drug which he used is methamphetamine(the most dangerous hard drug).

    For him who sang a pureness and cleanness in a song, this crime is heavy.

    yokotamuneo 3 months ago

  • @yokotamuneo Shut the fuck up

    Shunxx921 2 months ago

  • He is jerk!!

    yokotamuneo 6 months ago

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    yokotamuneo 6 months ago

  • What a far cry this video is from what music today has become. You're lucky if you ever see someone sing a song live these days. This performance is so raw and full of emotion... The sweat pours off him and he sings with such abandon... There's no time wasted worrying if someone might be disturbed seeing the spit flying from his mouth as he pours his heart out on stage. I miss music like this. Thanks for translating it, I long for people everywhere to understand how brilliant this man was.

    Adora2420 11 months ago

  • @Mitomenai I enjoyed the songs & music just because they sounded as if they were supposed to mesh together. Well Japanese poetry isn't like English song-poems. Of course a translation is nice to really understand a song in it's final form. As you said it is had to catch that phrase and put it into translation. So at least in the beginning please put the Japanese words in the video. Chinese is out of the question for Western song-poems but Japanese does nicely written in Roman letters.

    purplepimpernel 4 months ago

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