Planet Saturn

 I used to listen to a lot of Vocaloid in middle and high school, but dropped off recently. One of the few songs I still come back to is "Dear Hypnos" by EZFG, a song about burnout. Mostly I just like how it sounds, but it's also super impressive that the music video was made from scratch with cotton balls. Even the lyrics are made out of them. While I understand more lyrics than I did in high school, there's still quite a bit that goes over my head. 「目指す」looks like it means "eye finger" from the kanji, but it means "to aim at or try for." 「ならやむなし」was harder to look up because it wasn't in Jisho, my e-dictionary of choice, but I'm pretty sure 「やむなし」means "to have one's hands tied, be unable to do anything." 「なら」is a conditional particle that means "if." 「思い込んでた」is an exciting phrase to learn because we've spent so much time learning ～と思う form. It means "to be convinced of," with 「でた」being a casual form ...

 私の家族が優しくて、頭がよくて、かっこいい人ですよ。ミズーリ州に帰るの時、よく家族と一緒に過ごします。 母があまり写真を取りません　:( 母がナースですけど、妹がいますから、。でも、家でたくさん掃除が出来たり、料がが出来たり、選択ができたりをします。妹が寝るの時にちょっとテレビが見られる。 母と妹 妹は二歳だけですよ。歩けますけど、話せませんよ。大きいになるのことが信じられない。 彼氏 彼氏は優しくて、かっこよくて、ちょっと滑稽な人です。仕事は刑務官ですから、勇ましいことが出来ます。例えば、囚人に言いつけるとディフェンスをします。また、上手に冗談が出来たり、ゲームが出来たり、話が書けるが出来ますよね。 少し太っている猫。 一つ猫の名前は「スプーキ  ・ イッティビッティ・ナイチンゲール」ですけど、「イッティ」は大丈夫ですよ。猫ですから、食べられたり、寝られたり、ニャーを言えるが出来ますだけですね。時々食べ過ぎるですけど、とてもかわいいと優しい猫です。 子猫は獣医でいました。 二つ猫の名前は「マイロ」です。子猫ですから、元気ですよ。走れるとか、よく飛べるとか、イッティを困れますよ。大きいになるのことは楽しみに。かわいいと丁寧な猫になります。

  "Fly Away: The Lost Song of Japan" Although the video title is "Fly Away," no one is certain of the real title of this song. Originally circulated on sites like 2chan, the unmarked cassette featuring the song was discovered at a music shop in Akiba during the early '90s. Some have postulated it was a demo song by Yukiko Okada and other famous singers of the time, but none have been confirmed, and audio analyses are inconclusive. Legend has it the song is haunted due to its mysterious appearance and ghostly notes at 0:44 and 1:22. Judging from urban legends like this and movies like The Ring  (1998), ghost stories involving electronics seem to be common in Japan, though I'm not sure why. While I find this song a bit eerie due to its mysterious origin and haunting vocals, it also makes me imagine an outro song for an '80s anime. It has a funk to it similar to "Super Love Lotion" from the Tokimeki Tonight  (1982) soundtrack. There's somethin...