🇰🇷Younha (- ユンナ) - 🇯🇵Houki Boshi💫(ほうき星) (2005) (アニメ BLEACH 3 Ending O.S.T) [Cover by Autumn Guitar]

안녕하세요. 🎸가을기타입니다.
가을밤의 낭만 같은 잔잔함을 연주하는 가을기타의
135 번째 어쿠스틱 버전의 커버곡은,
*9n년생들을 위한 커버곡*
🎧 윤하(Younha, - ユンナ) 의
アニメ BLEACH Ending 3. O.S.T 인,
'Houki Boshi (ほうき星) (2005)' 입니다.
Thanks for Watching :)
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[@autumnguitar1011]

🍂 Hello. I'm Autumn Guitar.
Do you feel the sky getting higher and higher these days?
The sky during the autumn day is higher and bluer,
and the sky during the autumn night is deeper and sparkling.
The title of this cover song is 'Comet'.
It is the ending song of the Japanese animation 'Bleach' sung by Korean singer 'Younha'.
This song is originally a Japanese song released in 2005,
and was later translated into Korean and released in 2007 under the name 'Comet'.
Do you know that a comet called 'Comet Atlas (C/2023 A3)' is scheduled to decorate the autumn sky beautifully this autumn?
A 'comet' is a celestial body composed of a nucleus and a tail.
The nucleus is a mixture of ice and rock, and the tail is made of dust and gas. It originates from the Oort Cloud, a dense collection of icy celestial bodies beyond the solar system, and as it gets closer to the sun, it is heated by the solar wind, and in the process of releasing gas and dust, its tail becomes splendidly long.
Surprisingly, the orbital period of a comet is said to be 80,000 years. You could say that Neanderthals disappeared from Earth during one orbit.
So, This comet, which will decorate Earth's autumn sky this fall, will not be seen again for tens of thousands of years if it visits this time.
And it is uncertain whether this comet will return to the Oort cloud or leave the solar system.
There are speculations that this comet will be visible in mid-October,
but above all, all these predictions can go wrong and are uncertain.
Just like our lives!
However, paradoxically, because it is uncertain,
we encounter more attractive moments in our lives,
and it seems that it can shine wonderfully and brilliantly.
I think uncertainty does not mean giving up,
but rather can mean anticipation.
Because it is unpredictable, we do not know what the future will bring.
We may or may not see this comet.
Life can be like this, or like that.
This may also mean that all possibilities are open.
For the fleeting visit of a comet on a bright autumn night!
Thank you today as well.
and Thank you for enjoying this song.☺

[@itzqtra8151]

you have a really good voice, and your guitar sounds pretty soothing! Just improve your sound quality a bit...and it'll be perfect!

[@tresbeau1]

음악을 진심으로 사랑해서 부르는 것이 보이고 느낍니다. 대단하세요.

[@yhlee1549]

쓰신 댓글처럼 우주도 인생도 불확실하지만 가을기타님의 음악은 언제나 러블리하네요.
무엇 하나 확실하지 않은 모호한 세상에 가끔은 변치 않는 존재가 있다는 게 안심과 위로가 됩니다.
가을기타님의 계절입니다. 음악도 매일매일의 일상도 지금처럼 건강하고 행복하시길~

[@videoboysayscube]

So today's cover is accompanied by an astronomy lesson! I don't think there's anything scarier or more humbling than the vast nature of outer space. Most people know it's large, but it's still larger than what most people can imagine. They say if you scale down the sun to the size of a white blood cell, the size of the Milky Way galaxy would be equal to the size of the United States. And there's estimated to be billions or even trillions of galaxies...It makes our planet feel a little insignificant, doesn't it?
Comet Atlas, despite being 720,000 kilometers in diameter, was only recently discovered. It's incredible how such a large object can remain hidden for so long, despite flying around in our very own neighborhood. Similar to life, sometimes extraordinary things can be waiting for us just around the corner, and we won't know about it until it happens. All we can do is look up at the sky...