U are so amazing. 🤩😍💖 Last part: I'm thinking of you. While I'm drinking my coffee. One day. At the park. Saw birds flying in the sky.

May I use this lovely rendition in the future for videos and credit you while also linking to your page, and this video? This was incredible.

@@CflowProd yes!

@@DreamKittu Thank you!

Im so used to the original look a like that the lyrics seem off in this version but still pretty good cover

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

DRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

Think metal, think !!!

there's _kinda_ a meaning to the original, you just gotta have severe brain damage and people who're smarter than you to tell you what it means

@@PoorPescado Like I said, I searched for the lyrics and those may have been wrong. And, for the record, I know I'm stupid, but there is going to be someone smarter, stronger and simply better than you and me ALWAYS. Oh, but it's not like it matters, since, in the end, we'll just become a memory and our existence in this world will fade with time, in a few decades perhaps (just try to recall the names of your great great grandparents if I'm wrong). If the sun, the astral king, is fated to vanish one day, there is so little we can do that will give purpose to our lives. Oh, but here we are: debating of the meaning of a song we both like, but we may forget in our elderly. Idiot, clumsy, stupid, hopeless, vermin, parasite... I have called myself every name in my life, and if you're coming here just to call me "stupid", you're coming too late.

@@laurapatricialimamartinez862 I wouldn't say you're stupid, i agree with poor pescado that the original lyrics do kinda makes sense, it's describing things that *are alike* like sonic and metal sonic, it's just in engrish, because im gonna guess the writers for the song were japanese and didn't know much english so that's why some of it sounds rather nonsensical, so i wouldn't blame you for not understanding, but if you think and look closely, the og lyrics kinda make sense, this is a real good adaption and makes those engrish lyrics sound more english.

Actually, there is a meaning. The song is about how various things, like Sonic and Hyper Metal Sonic, are alike, yet different. Ice and water are different, yet similar.

The lyrics didnt need to be fixed, its called figuritive speech. So... for help of the original lyrics here is a little Translation of the meaning/context he song speaks about similarities between Sonic and Metal Sonic by giving comparations of various objects that, though can look like different (and sometimes superior) things, are really the same. It could be even a prelude to the dialogues of Metal Sonic in Sonic Heroes. "Ice and water": two states of the materials "Steak and cow": meat in two different forms "Autumn, this year and last year": The same station in two different years, with almost identical characteristics. "Spark and burn": A case of japanglish. "Burn" refers to the fire. A spark and fire can burn. "Rain and cloud": again, two states of the materials. "Tuesday, Wednesday, so is Friday": Three days in which usually a routine is followed. "How 'bout moons and headlights": Both can illuminate a dark night. "What I say and what I think": Usually our words reflect our thoughts. "A, B, C, D, E, F…": At the end, simple letter which alone don't have an specifical meaning. "A short while ago I was born, and I memorized by a lot of names": This is about Metal Sonic when he was created. It's a case of japanglish that tries to state that he was made with Sonic's strenghts but trying to overcome his weaknesses. "Air and oxygen": We breath air, which is composed by many elements, but we can be given pure oxygen if needed in case of an illness. "Money and wallet, sterling sparkling": Again a case of japanglish. The first reffers to paper currency, the second to credit/debit cards, the third to coins. All of them used to pay. "History and history books": You can learn of history by living it or by reading it. "Night and universe": It's more in a poetical way. It reffers to the starry sky. "Human ocean, foot in pool": A bit poetical. Means that something that can appear as really big to someone, to others could look really small. "Imagery and real life": You can record something to "live it" again. "A long time ago one caveman had a busy life making tons of names": Though a history lesson, this reffers to Sonic, who had to develope all his abilities since he was born, when Metal Sonic was created with all of them. "Everything is born from this planet: a number, a TV, even thoughts that entertain": With "this planet" it means something that was useful to develope the civilization as we know it. We needed numbers to start understanding our world; the TV was an invention that allowed to be in other places without actually being there, therefore allowing a better understanding of the world; and our thoughts led to ideas that made possible other inventions. "Everything came out of this planet: a boyfriend, a pencil, even your new videos": With this we have the opposite: things that we could want but aren't really needed. Babies can be born even if there isn't love between two persons; you don't need to write everything if you understand things correctly; and, well, we (maybe) could make it without Netflix or KZfaq. Both of cases are alike in the way that both were created when people started to think, understand and manipulate their environment.

Or to the US a remake of the movie.

@@TwilightLink77 well, it wasn't really a remake. The series was just smashed together and released as a movie. :P

Funny enough this originally was supposed to be a series.

if it's not Classic Sonic, I ain't watching it. not the same. (ain't that the point of a remake tho?....)

​@@DonovanRXG think its supposed to go with metal sonic

Metal has a bike?

Well, you're in luck with the IDW Sonic Comics

Honestly in hindsight the lack of sense sorta works better for the perspective. The speaker is stated to have been “born” recently, so it’s more than likely to have been Metal. If you’ve played around with AI before, you’ll know a mechanical mind would make these exact sorts of absurd but technically correct connections when writing song lyrics.

I don’t have any plans to re-record this, no. The tempos are different so I can’t put the existing vocal over the track.

Yeah...

@makoalternative. Yes, you're correct. Have a prosciutto.

Thank you very much!! They’re available on Bandcamp, or I can be tipped on Kofi. dreamkittu.bandcamp.com ko-fi.com/dreamkittu

​@@DreamKittu I created a Bandcamp account and downloaded your songs and signed up for emails. Thanks for the awesome songs! Cosmic Eternity is so smooth and different, but I like it just like the original, and Look-a-Like is more similar to the original, which is already one of my top-tier songs. I also decided to pick up "Fate of the Galaxies", which is nice, but had not heard before. Is that original? Anyway, I'm game for more Sonic CD songs (I can imagine you singing, "Mr. Bad's got it good, but this ain't his neighborhood he's taking over...No, no."), but whatever you move on to, keep up the great work!