Luka's Just Be Friends Sequel
Here are a few lines from the song (these are my favorite):
"I still love, I don't wanna be apart from you, but I have to tell you"
and
"Goodbye, my sweetheart. It's over. We have to leave without turning back. It's all over."
The song tells us about a dying relationship between the two long-time lovers and the pain the man feels as he breaks up with his girlfriend, Luka Megurine. It pains me to see a hurt and crying Luka in the video (Luka is my favorite female vocaloid. >_<).
Anyway, three years after the release of Just Be Friends (JBF), a song reply was created and released. This sequel is entitled Megurine Luka - Answer
"I still love, I don't wanna be apart from you, but I have to tell you"
and
"Goodbye, my sweetheart. It's over. We have to leave without turning back. It's all over."
The song tells us about a dying relationship between the two long-time lovers and the pain the man feels as he breaks up with his girlfriend, Luka Megurine. It pains me to see a hurt and crying Luka in the video (Luka is my favorite female vocaloid. >_<).
Anyway, three years after the release of Just Be Friends (JBF), a song reply was created and released. This sequel is entitled Megurine Luka - Answer
"Like the calm after the storm, my broken heart has been healed." - Luka Megurine
This song is all about Luka moving on from her past relationship. We see a smiling Luka throughout the video *YAY!* though the last part of the song is about this unnamed ex-boyfriend, with Luka telling that he will live inside her heart no matter what, and the fact that they will "always, always, just be friends."
The song ends with a whistled JBF tune, and a photo of a happy Luka.
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