Difference between revisions of "My-Les"
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| − | "My-Les" is a pop/rock/dubstep song recorded by [[KOTOKO]] for her sixth studio album, found as | + | "My-Les" is a pop/rock/dubstep song recorded by [[KOTOKO]] for her sixth studio album, found as #1. The track was used as the lead song for promotion of the album, and a [[PV]] was also made. The song was also used as the main theme song to the iPhone/iPod Touch/Android game [[Deck Make Million Arthur]]. |
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| + | The title may come from "LES" ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launch_escape_system Launch Escape System]) for a rocket ship. Or: the word "myles" sounds like "miles", which may refer to long paths / roads, which is the main theme for this song. It might also be [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engrish engrish], sounding like "my less" (my-les); thinking less of oneself. | ||
The lyrics speak of self-doubt and the mind process of finding your inner strength (solving the puzzle), releasing your personality and making up your own mind, creating your own path instead of following one that has been laid out. | The lyrics speak of self-doubt and the mind process of finding your inner strength (solving the puzzle), releasing your personality and making up your own mind, creating your own path instead of following one that has been laid out. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:26, 15 February 2014
- Artist
- KOTOKO
- Song
- My-Les
- Lyrics
- KOTOKO
- Music
- Saitou Shinya
- Arrangement
- Saitou Shinya
"My-Les" is a pop/rock/dubstep song recorded by KOTOKO for her sixth studio album, found as #1. The track was used as the lead song for promotion of the album, and a PV was also made. The song was also used as the main theme song to the iPhone/iPod Touch/Android game Deck Make Million Arthur.
The title may come from "LES" (Launch Escape System) for a rocket ship. Or: the word "myles" sounds like "miles", which may refer to long paths / roads, which is the main theme for this song. It might also be engrish, sounding like "my less" (my-les); thinking less of oneself.
The lyrics speak of self-doubt and the mind process of finding your inner strength (solving the puzzle), releasing your personality and making up your own mind, creating your own path instead of following one that has been laid out.
