Goodbye and thank you

I've just released my third album. As I've gained more experience in life, I've begun to write more songs with a more subdued feel, rather than the vibe of my youth. I've also become more sensitive to the sadness of facing the end of something, rather than the joy of new experiences. In light of this, I chose "Goodbye and Thank You" as my signature song, which I believe everyone experiences, albeit in various ways, throughout their lives. I didn't choose "Thank You and Goodbye" because I wanted to leave a hope that we'll meet again somewhere, and because I value the desire to express gratitude over farewell greetings. This applies not only to interpersonal relationships, but also to cherished possessions. I hope that listeners can relate to this song and think of it in similar situations. "Blue Sky and Boy" was composed when I was in junior high school, and depicts the daily changes of playing outside, sometimes fighting and making up, etc. "Don't Mess With Me" isn't a sad song; I named it that because the melody just so happens to sound that way. "A Journey is a Moment, a Photograph is a Lifetime" is about traveling, and although I've been to many places all over Japan as a hobby, my memories begin to fade immediately after I leave. Looking at photos, the scenes from that time come back vividly, allowing me to keep the memories forever. This song depicts the act of looking back at past memories through photographs. While most of the other songs have a rather heavy feel, the last one, "A Walk in the Sky in a Balloon," is inspired by my first experience of a hot air balloon in Australia, and ends on a lighter note. I still have a lot to introduce about the other songs, but I'll skip them to avoid making this post too long. I create my own compositions with the hope that those who love my music will be extremely satisfied. So, please enjoy the world of my original compositions.