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Hello, everyone. I'm May Yamazaki.
Today, when I was a Haropro trainee in Hokkaido, I learned from my teacher that I should draw to understand the meaning of lyrics.
When I posted it on my blog, there were a lot of people who wanted to see the illustration in the comments.
As a result of searching all over the house, a lot of illustrations of songs I've done so far have come out, so I'd like to introduce one of them today.
Today's song is "Hankouki". I'd like to introduce "Hankouki" by Haropro trainee in Hokkaido.
I think I drew it when I was in the sixth grade of elementary school, so it's kind of amazing, but when I looked back at it, I found a lot of amazing pictures and laughed a lot.
Then I'd like to introduce it. First of all, it's divided into nine bars, and I wrote various bars in the chorus of A melody and B melody, but first of all, this first one is the first A melody.
It's a lyric that says, "When you open your mouth, only complaints come out," or "When you have eyes, sigh."
This is the first B melody. It's a picture of my dad telling me to go to bed early because I studied.
This is the chorus. This chorus is probably what I've been doing since I became an adult.
I'm sorry, but thank you. It's a picture of a girl who imagines she can say something like that.
The next one, number four, is the second melody. This is probably a conversation with my mother.
Maybe, you know, there are lyrics like "use that one hundred yen, use it, run," but in club activities at school, it's like "I want to do it unexpectedly."
It's not like that.
This one, next one. This is my mother saying "what the hell" and laughing a lot.
She told me to study, so I'm studying, but I can't study with this.
This is the second chorus. The lyrics are the same as the first one, but the picture is a little different.
Now I'm an adult and I'm being told things like this, but I'm a kid who's thinking about what I need for the future.
I'm a worried kid.
Next, this is the last chorus. I'm already an adult.
I'm looking back at my memories of "oh, this happened," and it's like a maze, but it's like "I'm going to work hard towards this dream from now on."
And at the end, it's like "I'm going to fly now."
What I said in the first chorus here comes true.
It's like "Tsuru no Ongaishi".
It's a picture of me saying to my dad and mom, "I'm going to fly now, thank you for everything you've done for me so far".
It's very interesting, isn't it?
By summarizing it like this, I was able to sing while understanding the meaning of the lyrics and I think I've mastered a great skill.
I think it was very useful.
Yes, there were many others.
It's very interesting.
Looking back now, I thought it was interesting.
I just introduced it to you.
Yeah! Bye bye!