#Dark woods circus english lyrics archive#
#Dark woods circus english lyrics software#

It essentially captures the timidness and awkwardness of confessing one’s love, and all the cute diversions along the way. The song itself, from it’s soothing and club-like chords in the beginning to the almost unbearably adorable lyrics and the hesitant, childlike voice singing them, is utterly addictive. If the term “kawaii” could be epitomized in one song, this would be it. Suki, Daisuki (I Like You, I Love You) – Kagamine Rin This song’s music video is simply breathtaking.Ģ.

The dichotomy of loving one another and hating one another (both sides of the same emotional coin) is so universal amongst real boyfriend-girlfriend couples, and the lyrics resonate as well. A stark and beautiful high note unleashes the power of the chorus, which further unravels and elucidates the narrator’s painful decision. It starts off with a repetitive english phrase, then drops into low and bittersweet murmurings of a lost and hurt lover. Here are a few that I would recommend to any casual viewer (I’m sure that most fans will have seen these already, for they’re immensely popular):

#Dark woods circus english lyrics archive#

One great thing about vocaloid music is the enormous archive and variety of different styles, as well as the visual feast that goes along with the lyrics.

But although I admire vocaloid songs themselves, I can’t help but not truly connect with them because they lack a certain humanness, an unpolished sound that reveals the imperfect emotions that flawed humans have.īut despite my complaints, I concede that I have enjoyed listening to a few songs over the past few weeks.

#Dark woods circus english lyrics software#

There is so much talent, creativity and hard work needed to build a song using a voice software and to make it sound new, fresh, interesting (also a hats off to the vocaloid visual and animation artists, who have done beautiful work from what I have seen). It’s predictable down to every nanosecond of a song, and although the composition itself may be a work of genius, the actual piece always seems to fall short.ĭon’t get me wrong, I fully respect artists who use the vocaloid software to create their own original works. It’s so unlike the imperfection of a human’s voice, one that wobbles unsteadily while holding an emotional note, or that strains to reach the zenith of a chorus, or that lets out an unexpected sigh after the finish of a verse. There’s a dissonance in the feel of the sheer precision the song plays out – there’s no room for modulation, no room for error, no room for change. The instruments in the background echo together, each squeak, pound, clang, thunk, whistle and vibration pushing together, rising to a chaos at the climax of the song. An electronic voice speaks syllables rapidly, tumbling through the lyrics, as though racing to reach the next line. At times, there is almost too much going on. Vocaloid songs aren’t boring at all, they’re quite on the opposite spectrum. These songs seldom have bland lyrics, redundant melodies, or dull voices. The lyrics are at times masterpieces themselves, whether using the imagination to tell a vivid and colorful story, or to paint a realistic portrait of real life. Each crafted song is unique based on it’s own vocaloid, and almost all have complex and interesting instrumental layers in the background.

Dark Woods Circus – Hatsune Miku, Kigamine Rin & LenĪlthough I know there is a die-hard fanbase based on the vocaloid world, I’m not too eager to step foot onboard yet. I know that most of the songs published become insanely catchy after several listens.