Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence
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The past few weeks I have been feeling off — the intense anger I have when I was growing up was back sitting on my chest and I could not pinpoint where it was coming from. This song along with On The Nature Of Daylight (Max Richter), S.T.A.Y. (Hans Zimmer) and I Am the Antichrist to You (Nu Deco Ensemble & Kishi Bashi) have been my rotation to soothe my soul.

Last night, while I was listening to my playlist, I came to realize where the anger was coming from — it was because I will be visiting home. And there are realities at home that I have not accepted yet and so the anger was a mask for my agony.

When I go home, I will see the heavy weight my mother has to carry for being a caretaker of my father, a man who never treated her well.

He suffered a stroke years back and became half paralyzed. Since then, my mother has been sacrificing to tend to his needs. Two months ago, his health has worsened. Now, he is bed ridden and is no longer mobile.

I'll be seeing my mother doing 10x more sacrifice. I'll see her tired, barely sleeping.

And I am afraid to look at my mother's pale and scrawny face — and notice the lines, wrinkles and visible stress creeping in. As my cousin told me a week ago that he was not able to recognize my mom because she lost weight and aged a lot (must be from the burden she is carrying).

A moment ago, I was about to pack my things since in 9 hours I'll be hopping on the plane on my way home — but out of nowhere I decided to open Facebook which I only do once in a couple of months (I guess this is my self's resistance to going home) and the first post I saw was about Ryuichi Sakamoto's passing.

I quickly jumped to Google to confirm the heartbreaking news and next thing I know here I am writing this comment.

This is the first time I am leaving such a comment on YouTube, sharing a personal piece of myself to a bunch of strangers on the internet (I know it's messy and all over the place). But why am I doing this? Because this song is close to my heart.

I grew up with a lot of anger hidden inside of me — in fact, I was good at hiding it that nobody could tell that. People would just describe as a someone with a stoic and serious expression.

The first time I heard this song, it helped me come into terms with the anger inside of me — this song helped me welcome it, sit with it and accept it. For the first time in my life I was at peace with the anger inside me.

This song was there by my side when I stared at the walls and the ceiling for hours with the wave of emotions inside of me. This song has accompanied me to many nights where I cried myself to sleep.

This song helped me cried — because I needed to cry. Cry my heart out because of anger, because of anguish, because of grief.

And because I cried my heart out, the load inside my chest lessened. This song did not only helped me lament the realities of life. But this song helped me carry on and move forward.

This song is forever etched in my soul. Thank you Mr. Sakamoto for your music. It lives on with me.

11/13/2023: To anyone who took the time to read this long post, I left a comment below and shared something I learned. I hope it will be worth your time and attention. // I



@hyg2688

혼자 있고 싶을 때 이 음악을 듣습니다.
제 친구는 은둔형 외톨이입니다.
그 친구와 함께 여생을 보내고 싶은데... 좀처럼 그 친구의 마음을 바꾸기가 쉽지 않네요.

그 친구에게 이 음악의 풍경을 보여주고 싶습니다.
울고 싶을 땐 마음껏 울어라고 이 하얀 눈밭 위에서
그렇게 그 친구도 울고 저도 울고 서로에게 위로가 되고 싶습니다.

류이치 사카모토씨
당신의 음악은 언제나 저에게 위로가 됩니다.

하늘 나라에서 부디 그동안의 아픔을 잊고 행복하시길 바래요.

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@AmbitionMusic

so nostalgic and I don’t know why

@bella3419

for me too

@benjaminl429

Because every chord is a 7th

@jerrymei2511

Also it might be cause you heard it a long time before. Cause the movie was released in 1983

@fcku69

Then it's nothing

@supervoid5749

@@benjaminl429 is that also why Joe Hisaishis music oftentimes sounds that way to me? a lot of the ghibli soundtracks convey a similar feeling i think.

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@DashaSvetlova-wr8uj

“Art is long. Life is short.” Sakamoto
RIP

@kitegerrrr1523

再见!

@ciclobasicodominado3298

Hippocrates

@obber9561

There’s only life …. Until next time bud x❤ sending you love ❤️

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