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For every đ” I get I will give a song that would be on my muses playlist
Hmmm, one of the songs on the playlist I have for him is Chet Bakerâs version of I get along without you very well - the reasons for this, considering itâs a song about lost love, are probably obvious.Â
For every đŒ I will give a song that I as a mun associate with my muse
In all honesty I have a good few at this point and itâs kind of hard to pick. However, Greendayâs The Grouch, was the first one which really made me think, yup that sounds like him. Itâs really not a flattering song (maybe itâs Uryuuâs perspective of him or something - the lyrics could certainly imply that).  Lyrics are here for the curious.Â
For every đ¶ I will give a song I associate with your muse
For me as a mun, the first song that always come to mind when I think of Shutara is Queenâs March of the Black Queen from Queen II.Mainly because of the lyrics in the first verse Â
 Youâve never seen nothing like itNo, never in your lifeLike going up to heavenAnd then coming back alive
and again towards the end:Â
Everything you do bears a will and a why and a whereforeA little bit of love and joy.âIn each and every soul lies a manAnd very soon heâll deceive and discoverBut even âtil the end of his lifeHeâll bring a little love
Although, that said - Shuu also springs to mind whenever I hear Papa Geâs songs in Once on this Island - particularly Forever yourâs (Reprise) . Iâm not sure if itâs the power of Merle Dandridgeâs voice or the whole idea of there needing to be a balance between life and death no matter the cost (as earlier on the musical - the main character traded her life for the life of the male lead and Papa Ge is essentially collecting on the debt) which does it, but itâs something which makes me think Shutara. Funnily enough, Mama will provide from the same musical reminds me of Kirio Hikafune.Â
For every đ with a ship name I will give a song I think shows part of their relationship
The Way Young Lovers do - Van Morrison (although the link is for the Norbet Leo Butz version, which I like just a little bit better)Â
This is a bit of an odd one as it was written about remembering the feel of new, passionate love back when you were young and able to take on the world. The lyrics are nice though and the words âThen we sat on our own star and dreamed of the way that we were, and the way that we were meant to beâ - feels kind of like them. It also has a nice rhythm to it and was released in 1968 (I think it was on Asteral Weeks) so was, in fact, released when Ryuken was young and Shuu was younger than she is currently.Â