Mortal with you by Mili

 Felt super relaxing like a Pokémon game but then ramped up like a climactic story ending. It felt like it was going through a powerful ending to this individual's life. Like they were giving all of their power to save everyone and it was peaceful and filled with love through the bravery and kindness of this mortal giving all they have. It felt this way by the use of the piano and pulled on my heartstrings. It felt like the main character in a story was passing away to save their loved ones. I liked the song so much I replayed it twice and used it as a way to meditate by listening to the strings and piano music in it.

I did not recognize many words but heard every single character used. I heard ない forms often and heard the use of こと a couple times too. I was able to predict the plot though based on the use of the instruments. It felt super important like this mortal individual was passing away to save their loved ones. It felt like the looking back and the sadness, love, intensity of this individual's life was enwrapped in the music and what I can assume in the lyrics too. I did not understand much of the lyrics and I think that means the words being used are most likely complex and abstract vs the practical words we are learning in class.

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