Buzz
The original version of the lyrics for Beloved is the song Koibito. This song was composed by Mayumi Itsuwa in memory of her deceased colleague and friend. With meaningful lyrics and sweet melody, the song inspired Quoc Thien to perform it as the opening piece for an upcoming series of Japanese music ballads.
Music Video for Beloved - Quoc Thien
Lyrics for Beloved - Quoc Thien
My beloved has traveled far, disappearing at the horizon.
The sky turns gloomy, winter is approaching, the days are too long.
Rain falls endlessly, across the vast sea, gentle and drizzling.
Each raindrop on the roof sounds like words, crying for me.
Chorus:
My beloved, oh beloved, come back to me.
Nestle by my side, sit with me, and share both joys and sorrows.
And someone gently runs their fingers through my hair.
Even if they're just lies to me.
Speaking of love, a love that died in a distant place.
Alone, sitting, waiting for whose footsteps to return.
Someone returns to me, a night without rain or wind, a burdensome love affair
Giving away all sorrows, I'm no longer silent, just still
Night after night crying like *** rain, love still alive in the heart.
Chorus:
Oh beloved, come back to me.
Lean against my shoulder, sit beside me, and share both sorrows and joys.
And someone gently strokes my hair.
Even if they're just lies to me.
Speaking of love, love has died in a distant place.
My beloved, from now on, we're far apart.
Whispering farewell in my ear, the sound of agony still echoes.
Just recently, we were timid for each other.
Life is fleeting, filled with moons and stars.
Suddenly, like a torrential rain.
Love has died in a distant place (2) Love has died along with you.
Lyrics for My Beloved performed by Quoc Thien.
On December 12th, numerous Vietnamese singers released music products vigorously into the market. These include the warmly covered song My Beloved by Quoc Thien, the time-traveling love story 'I'm Used to Being Alone' by Dương Hoàng Yến filled with drama, or the song 'No Bread' by Đạt G and Du Uyên recreating a charming Saigon. Which song left the deepest impression on you?
