Okay...I'm listening to music. How come music can make you feel better if you're sad or upset or angry AND it somehow manages to sometimes make you tired? I wonder if it's magic. (o_O)
Anyway...I'm listening to 'As it Began' from Full Metal Alchemist. (which is coming out next month ^_~ on [Adult Swim] yay!) It's a really cool song and whoever sings it has a totally awesome and amazing voice. (Crystal Kay is the one who wrote it right? If she is then I don't know who sings it...) When the song starts out it seems like it's gonna be in English but then it comes out in Japanese. It's weird cause only about half of the song is in English.
Which leads me to a question...how come the Japanese have so much English in their songs? I don't think I've heard a song (or at least, not many) without at least ONE English word in it. It just confuses me because I know the Japanese word for whatever English word they have in there (often times) and yet they choose to use the English. (ie. heart, they use heart a lot instead of kokoro. It's confusing.)
I don't think I'll ever be able to learn Japanese as far as writing goes, or at least not in the near future. (sucks that it's not an option/elective for highschool at my school.) As for speaking and the romaji, I MIGHT just have a change, ne?
Sayonara minna-sama! Ja ne tomodachi-teki! *giggle*
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