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Flower “Snow White” — 2nd album “Hanadokei (Flower Clock)” out 3/4

After working as support members for EXILE’s live performances, the dance and vocal group Flower made their debut in 2010.

Their 6th single, Shirayukihime (Snow White), used as the theme song for the NOTTV drama “We’re All Dead♪,” features a dreamlike ensemble that perfectly evokes its title.

A love you can’t stop even though you know from the start it won’t be rewarded is a feeling many people have likely experienced at least once.

It’s a heartbreaking number whose sentimental piano and strings melody pierces the heart.

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Flower “Just a Love Sadder Than Anyone Else’s” out 9/14. Best album: “THIS IS Flower THIS IS BEST.”

This is a song by Flower, a female dance-vocal group that unfortunately disbanded in 2019.

From the title, “I Just Had a Sadder Love Than Someone Else,” you can keenly feel the heartache of an unfulfilled love.

The melody is a ballad characteristic of the LDH groups, and the clear, soaring female vocals not only add beauty but also highlight the sorrow of a love that cannot come true.

In the lyrics, the female protagonist seems to have fallen for a man who has feelings for another woman, and the way she struggles to shake off her lingering attachment while bearing the pain brings tears to your eyes.

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Flower “Blue Sky Blue” [KOSE “Fasio E-girls Proof Live” CM Song]

The love song “Blue Sky Blue,” which prays for eternity with a lover, is a single released in 2015 by the girls’ unit Flower, which unfortunately disbanded in 2019.

It’s a ballad with a gentle melody that seeps in—fragile in atmosphere, yet encouraging.

Long-distance relationships often mean many days without seeing each other, which can be unsettling.

Even so, this song conveys the joy of the next meeting and a tender feeling of being connected under the same sky.

With its captivating, crystal-clear vocals, it’s a song that, when you feel like “I can’t take not seeing them anymore,” both lifts you up and moves you to tears as its warm lyrics resonate.

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Flower “Goodbye, Alice” [Music Video directed by Mika Ninagawa] 2nd album “Hanadokei” out 3/4

Flower’s ninth single, released in February 2015.

Although it’s by a female group, it’s a breakup ballad told from a male perspective.

In the song, the male protagonist decides to end the relationship by calling his lover by her name without honorifics, but his inner conflict reveals that he’s putting on a brave face.

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Flower 'First Love'

It’s a song by a girl with an unrequited crush.

I really love it because the melody is great.

She adores him and wants to get closer, but she just can’t quite close the distance—the frustrating feeling makes your heart flutter.

It seems like a song that would make you popular if you sang it at karaoke.

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Flower 'Answer of the Autumn Wind' 3/4 Release 2nd Album 'Hanadokei (Flower Clock)'

Autumn Wind’s Answer is the eighth single by the girls’ vocal unit Flower, released in 2014.

As the title suggests, with the word “Answer,” this song is an answer track to Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS’ C.

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~Akizakura~ released the same year.

While Sandaime’s song is also a poignant love song, this one, too, pours out bittersweet feelings from a female perspective.

With lyrics that evoke autumn scenery and a portrayal of a sorrowful romance, it’s a number that heightens the melancholy of the season.

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Flower “So That It Overflows With Kindness” [Movie “Evergreen Love (A Herb Book): I Picked Up a Fateful Love” Theme Song ver.]

This is a renowned Flower song that beautifully sings of bittersweet feelings.

It paints a warm world overflowing with tenderness, expressing deep love for someone special.

The strong bond that says “even apart, we’re still together” truly resonates.

Released in June 2016, the track was also chosen as the theme song for the film Botanist: Fate’s Love, Found by Chance (Shokubutsu Zukan: Unmei no Koi, Hiroimashita).

The DVD includes a memorable music video as well.

It’s a song we want not only teenage girls troubled by love, but everyone who cares about someone dear, to hear.

It will give you a heartwarming moment.