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That kinda looks like the creature that killed mami tomoe in Madoka magica tbh
THE MELODY IS SO TURKISH
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Not related but my dream was that KIKUO made a song
The creature that first appears at is so cute
RAAAAAAH MY FAV PART-
I never know that this song is good for me to listen at am and dance like Woro did at (2)
yes just yes
I love the part where she goes: "AaAaa" lol. It's so cute
In my interpretation, the ârainâ and dew are tears obviously, the tears came from the personâs friends, family and significant others mourning to that person.
for some reason, this part reminds me of the dancing people in Dance of the Corpses, which I think is ironic, considering they both deal with themes of the afterlife, although Dance of the Corpses was defiantly less happy and more deceiving
this part made me smile-cry
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That thing in the back like âð€šâ
I'm so addicted to that little dance, I could watch it all day with the catchy music
bro I'm just here for this little guy's dance ðð
The spirits body are pink and blue and at a pink and blue ball roll over to the Owner, he pick up and then open their mouth but another dancing spirit gets in the way of what they're gonna do with it. But from their movement, it's like they are bringing it to their mouth????
do they eat the dead? also why the body gone can someone explain the meaning? is like a trap or something? or maybe is like they eat their body and leave the head to sleep and it regens each 200.000.000 years for make that dance party and sleep again after idk
I never know that this song is good for me to listen at am and dance like Woro did at (1)
Them after () we see what happen to those who rest on the Star Inn, they basically die again but probably forever this time.
there are bullets, knives and guns at
Love this song, but best part (joking) is :SPIN.Great idea for a song. Never expected Death to be seen as a caring soul or an afterlife being portrayed as a cozy inn to dream forever.
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