"Sayonara·Goodbye" is an upbeat song by Noboru↑-P that seems to be about breaking up with someone over the phone. However, on closer examination of the lyrics, some fans have determined that it is actually a song about bereavement. Like "Koi wa Kitto Kyuujoushou☆", Noboru↑-P says that this song was originally going to be death metal. This song has entered the Hall of Fame. This song was Straight ahead. A glistening goodbye, the trickling flowers. Are smiling as if they were lonely. A single goodbye, don't be sad. In this world flowers are in full bloom. Surely you are waiting from far away. If you come and get me, How ever far our tomorrow will be. Time will tediously go on until then. What it truly means is 'Goodbye forever' or 'Goodbye, I don't know when I will see you again' — which explains why locals don't commonly use this phrase. Image for illustration purposes only. Image via Ketut Subiyanto/Pexels. According to Live Japan Perfect Guide, 'sayonara' is a formal term better used for break-ups or in situations where sayonara to iu keredo Even though I say goodbye, そうでもない sou demo nai That won't do ふぉーりんない foorinnai There's no falling in love: 金輪際 もう恋愛は無理! konrinzai mou ren'ai wa muri! Not in a thousand years - no chance, love's out the question! 単なる承認欲求なら その身滅ぼすぞ Sayonara (Japanese Version) Lyrics: さよなら さよなら / 聞こえない フリしてる / I'd say goodbye / You say goodbye / 同じこと 考えてるね / さよなら さよなら xdaiEO.

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