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Ayu's track titles
Hello mates!
I've been wondering for quite a while about the way Ayu's songs title are written. I counted 3 ways: 1) vogue, too late, immature... 2)SCAR, TO BE... 3)End of the World, Boys & Girls, And Then Can anybody shed (is this the correct verb?lol) some light on it? I've tried to understand why there are these diferences but still can't figure anything out!!! so plz ;) Bye |
I think the way the name will be written depends on the cover of the single (when it's a main song) so the way it will appear in the cover, the font and all, etc...But I don't really have much clue on why she does that exactly...i think it's cool though....give the songs name a special "something"....like SURREAL has to be written like that and not "Surreal" and vogue like that not like "Vogue" or "VOGUE"......it's like a logo for the song or something...
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yup...i've been wondering why..........i still have no clues to that....:shrug :shrug
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I think it has to do with the mood of the song. For example, if it's a happy song then it would be in lowercase letters. If it's a mixture of happy and sad feelings, then the titles would be in both lowercase and uppercase. If the song is sad/or with mad feelings, then the letters would all be capitalized.
HANABI -- sad song independent -- happy song Endless sorrow -- happy and sad song |
There are some exception:
AUDIENCE - one of Ayu's haappiest songs :D ever free - :weep :weep :weep (sorry i can't stop crying) LOL End roll - what a sad song...... |
Maybe they aren't paying attention when they type the track listing? Hahaha
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still it left me clueless..........
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Everytime I listen to Voyage or watch Tsuki ni Shizumu, I alway cry. It's such a great song which touches the heart.
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