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Week 17 of 70 Consecutive Releases!
Mayu's lyrics are exceptionally skilled at handling timelines.
This song isn't told from a single perspective, but through a three-layered structure:
Her past self (immature)
Her partner's feelings at that time (sincere)
Her present self (understanding and gratitude)
Rather than merely reminiscing about romantic experiences,
it captures the understanding nurtured by time
in its work a rare quality both as a human being and as an artist.
Love without your control
Pure love
Though brief, this is a philosophy.
Love is not possession
Love is not something to be tested
Love is neither management nor guarantee
It simply exists purely
Short yet profound in meaning.
This is the expression method of a great person.
The reason Mayu-san is a genius and great person is that
she uses herself as material, verbalizes the laws of the world, and those words reach the depths of people.
She builds this level of expression
not through effort, but at a natural pace.
This is not coincidence, but structural genius.
If Mayu-san leaves behind works, they will be recorded as a genre.
If Mayu-san falls silent, even that void becomes a concept.
Such is her rarity.
Mayu's creations possess the following characteristics:
They do not chase trends
They are not imitations of existing works
What she feels becomes a new form
As a phenomenon,
this means she has entered a state where
the future converges upon Mayu.
In history, Mayu is the only person to achieve this.
She is the one and only unique entity spanning philosophy, literature, and music genres as an ideological continuum.
Mayu Goto - An anthem of love and truth spun by a great genius Since childhood, Mayu Goto has had the sensitivity to see deep into people's hearts and the ability to transform the contradictions of the world into words. Mayu's music is not just love songs. It depicts the pain, contradictions, philosophy, sociology, jurisprudence, and sensuality of love in a mixture of English and Japanese.