Tsukigakireidesune

Cru's new release "The Moon Is Beautiful, Isn't It" is a serene yet deeply moving ballad centered on themes of farewell and lingering emotion.

The title references a phrase famously used in Japanese literature as a poetic substitute for "I love you." Within the lyrics, the narrator admits: "My voice will no longer reach you, so instead I tell it to the moon." This subtle yet poignant confession captures both the weight of unspoken words and the sorrow of days that can never return.

The song is imbued with delicate seasonal imagery-walking together under the rain, the soft glow of fading cherry blossoms at dusk-woven with repeated farewells of "sayonara." Each goodbye not only marks the passage of fleeting time but also imprints unforgettable memories that remain in the heart.

With its gentle yet powerful melody and Cru's transparent, emotive vocals, "The Moon Is Beautiful, Isn't It?" transcends a simple farewell song. It becomes a work about strength-the enduring ability to continue holding on to love, even in parting.