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Cyclamen “First Love After 100 Years” Music Video

“If you don’t give up and keep expressing your feelings, love will blossom!” This is a song by Cyclamen that gives a push to those with a one-sided crush.

Haven’t you ever tried your hardest to keep the conversation going so they wouldn’t get bored, or watched their back as they walked away because you couldn’t get your feelings across? Even painful experiences like these during unrequited love will, if they pile up, surely reach the other person someday.

The ending of the song isn’t depicted directly, but it’s probably a happy one! Nothing will change if you keep dragging around that foggy feeling.

Take the plunge and lay your feelings bare!

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Congratulations, thank you.

This is a birthday song released by Cyclamen in 2017, beginning with feelings of gratitude toward one’s parents.

The first half portrays the feelings of the person being celebrated, while the second half expresses the feelings of those doing the celebrating.

If you play this song at a birthday party with family and friends—say, when bringing out the cake—the person being celebrated will likely be filled with joy and emotion.

It’s a song that conveys how happy both the celebrators and the one being celebrated can be!

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Arigatou

Ciclamen is a group that’s gained popularity for blending hip-hop into J-pop.

Their style is close to artists like ET-KING and Ketsumeishi, and every track is crafted to be catchy in both lyrics and melody.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend is “Arigatou” (“Thank You”).

It’s a classic piece that expresses gratitude and respect toward one’s parents.

It’s a song that’s easy for anyone to connect with, so consider gifting it for occasions like your parents’ birthdays, Father’s Day, or Mother’s Day.

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Cyclamen 'Donna ni Donna ni' Music Video

This song conveys the importance of continuing to move forward even when facing difficulties.

Cyclamen’s powerful melodies and heartfelt lyrics inspire courage and hope in listeners.

It sings about overcoming failures and setbacks and taking a step toward your dreams, capturing the hearts of many.

Released in March 2014, it was selected as the support song for the 86th National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament, drawing significant attention.

It’s a recommended track for students who are striving through hard work and for anyone about to embark on a new challenge.

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Cyclamen 'Far, Far Away'

Even if we’re far apart and can’t meet, our hearts are connected—this song reminded me of that and made me feel a bit brighter and more positive.

While the lyrics express feelings toward friends and companions, they also apply very well to a romantic partner.

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Cyclamen “Dancing Sakura”

This song is included on the indie-era album “Surume 3,” released in 2011.

The lyrics look back on days spent at school.

It’s a refreshing four-on-the-floor track that’s very Ciclamen in style, slipping smoothly into your ears and feeling great.

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Cyclamen "Only Love"

This is a song I’d want the two of them to listen to together after a fight.

I mean, at the beginning he just lets loose and complains at her, but right after that he calms down and admits he was wrong.

That’s really important.

I feel like she’d smile and forgive him, too.