Kaze - The Shoe Belts

Japanese folk group

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[SuttonFox]

thank you for posting it. any chance to know what it means?

[xiaochein]

The titel "Kaze" means "Wind".

People sometimes have to be on their journey alone. When you look back, what you can see is only wind blowing here and there. So do not shed a tear and do not look back, just move on.

[kazamidori1]

香港の友達が"風"の日本語の詩を教えてくれと言ったのに途中ま­でしか教えられなかった事を思い出します、33年前の事です。中­国語のカバーがあったのですね。

[xiaochein]

そうですか? あなたは中国語の歌詞がありますか?

[caplspore]

What a pleasant surprise that I can come across this song at You Tube! I first heard this song more than 30 years ago. The melody is beautiful and unforgetable.

[FingerprintDiVA]

OMG! This song is AMAZINGLY beautiful! It makes me want to cry.

[cpolun]

What a beautiful song!!!!!!

[jarny100]

Thank You!! This reminds me of my wonderful time in Japan in the 1970s. I still have all of my vinyl records, including this song.

[adagiodizs]

I first heard this song when I was 7.

[RoyandCathy]

First heard the Shoe belts (and this song) in 1975 (35 years ago) when I was stationed at the U.S. Navy Base Yokosuka.

I had one album that I listened to for the 2 years that I was there. (I am told it was there last one, they broke up because of the death of their lead singer) and they did a fantastic version of "Well, Well, Well" also I forget the name but in English it means "The Yellow Ribbon" really, really loved that one. I think it was "Maka na ribon" something like that....Rev. Roy

[DrkSaint]

i graffiti the word kaze and i thought id youtube it; hell im 17 and i like this song its relaxing and has a good meaning to it :)

[hslo]

Wonder if someone could post the Candies' version.....