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One of Henry Mancini's most famous compositions is the song Sunflower. It's the theme song for the acclaimed film of the same name, depicting the tragic love story of two lovers torn apart by war a story many of you may know. This Sunflower is a memorable masterpiece, its poignant melody resonating deeply, especially paired with the classic film. I humbly named this SHIFT track after the flower Nemophila. The nemophila flower is called Baby Blue Eyes in English.
As you know, conflicts seem to have increased worldwide in recent years. Every time I hear about conflicts erupting in various places, countless stories of people also sink unnoticed into the depths of history. I always wonder: Who started it first? Does anyone truly believe it can be ended? It's said there's never been a time without conflict, yet I can't help but hope that someday, somewhere, when it must end, someone will remember the meaning of the nemophila flower, even just a little, somewhere in their heart. This time, I composed it with a melody reminiscent of film music, in an a cappella style.