Re: Re: The Sukiyaki Song - and a remix

My little, extremely amaturish, but kinda sweet (I think?) response to CandyKo and Ningyko - for the love of the song and my childhood memories of Japan...

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Music

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• sukiyaki
• song
• 上ã‚'å'いて歩ãã†
• ningyo
• ningyoko
• guitar
• acoustic
• sad
• candipill

[patron40silver]

I don't know how you've done it but you've made a "sad" song sound so happy. It is a beautiful song and you do it well.

[annkullberg]

@patron40silver

Thank you! The lyrics are about how he is trying very hard not to be sad...even though he's broken-hearted. It seems he's encouraging himself to move past his pain, so I've always felt there is a great deal of courage and optimism to the song. Maybe that's why my version sounds happy. Well, that, plus maybe that I just love the song so much it makes me happy? Anyway, thank you again! :-)

[annkullberg]

I'll be in living in Tokyo for 3 months this fall...maybe I will learn a new song that I love as much as this one...and I'll finally do another one. Maybe I'll even be brave enough to try karaoke for once! :-)

Thanks again to the many people who've written such sweeeeeet comments! You are all very kind.

[HummerRock]

Still one of my favorites ever on youtube, and you have a very infectious smile..

[annkullberg]

What a compliment. Thank you!

[annkullberg]

@HummerRock

Thank you! I continue to be amazed at how much my little version seems to resonate. It was done on such a whim...and I don't sing....I don't even do karaoke ever.....so I guess you all must somehow be seeing my love for all my Japanese memories in my song... Anyway....Thank you, again!!!

[dbot66]

thanks...very nice



[9767goto]

i love you

[daggerros]

WOW!

[italiayyc]

great job!!! :)

[pungponnat]

sweet sound. good nice.

[Femininity53]

Thank you so much for illuminating my day with your fabulous voice. Sayonara: Louise. XO

[Monscent]

I think your japanese is very, very good! This has recently become one of my favorite songs, ofc I had heard it lots of times before but never stopped to listen you know.. I think you sing it very well and your charm really shines thru!

From your name I gather you are part swedish?

[takman59]

I lived in Hiyama beach in 1962. The Japanese people were so wonderful to my sister and I. It seems like Japan made a great impression on you as well. I wish I would have been there long enough to learn the language as well as you did. Great job on a beautiful song.