わたしの一番かわいいところ

Here, falling in love sounds like childish delight, only in a more mature guise. Words are interrupted by laughter, breathing, interjections - as if thoughts run faster than speech, and feelings cannot be contained in neat phrases. What should be a serious confession turns into a light confusion, but it is precisely in this confusion that the most sincere truth is hidden: the joy that the other remains the same beloved, despite time and change.

The music sways like an antenna, picking up on the mood, sometimes trusting, sometimes playful. It seems to be a conversation about how nothing has changed, but in every intonation there is a hint of a new discovery. The result is not a drama, but almost a romantic comedy, where the heart blushes for the tongue, and feelings still sound louder than any words.