Rin's "ココロ" with English Lyric
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I only remember Kokoro meaning heart, does it mean mind to~?
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I hope that you dont mind but I edited the lyrics in a notepad to fit the songs syllable rate better and to fix the english :3 And btw the scientist was a boy
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@soundares you put By Miku Hatsune in the description.............as far as I can tell, this is RIN.
I think you might want to change it XD
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@HenshinPen Yeah, I see what you mean. It's just been something thats been bugging me because I keep seeing people do that everywhere. For example with the VY series, I see people complaining that they don't have designs and how sad it is. And it's just like really?
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@frostyman116 At least someone's aware of comment age, and it's alright.
I probably got spoiled in that regard then, like someone hearing a remix before hearing the original and saying "The remix sounds better."
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@HenshinPen This version isn't bland, it's simple. The producer made it that way so people could personalixe it and make their own story to it (i.e. Why the robot was made, how the scientist died, what the robot did as it overloaded, etc.). I don't understand why people fail to do this. Why do they need to have everything spelled out, don't they have an imagenation?
Sorry I know your comment is old. I just think this needs to be said. *ends rant*
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THE PERFECT PROGRAM......... KO KO RO
Both Kokoro and Kokoro/Kiseki have elements of sadness and joy within them, so I have no opinion on which is sadder, because, when you think about it, they both 'die' at the end of their respective songs.
I have to wonder if the original video, which is apparently this one, wanted to be bland. IMO, the other videos for this have a bit more storytelling involved.
And this is kind of random, but there are 3 Kagamine song series with Len's death (should add, though, 2 of them have Rin's death too).
HenshinPen 2 years ago 46
I don't feel sad, she died after accomplishing herself. She died happy.
burazekun 1 year ago 12