You've got a friend 2

Yesterday an unexpected happened to me and the sorrow of the incident struck me.
And it resulted making me understand the meaning of the lyrics that I sang with my friends on the day before we parted.


While we stayed in Chicago, as my colleague informed me by email that my work had run into trouble in Japan, I became depressed and failed in disguising the dismay.

Then, my friends worried and encouraged me.
“Kyo, what happened? Tell me.” (Matias)
“You are spiritless, aren’t you? What's wrong?” (Tom)
“Kyo, are you tired? Look at that beautiful lake!” (Lana)
“Don’t worry! Let’s go!” (Elena)
“Kyocito, you look serious today. Are you OK?” (Daniel)
“Kyo, don’t be serious!” (Claudia)
“My princess, how many times did you sigh today? I’m not happy when you're not happy.” (Mario)
“When you're low in spirits, everyone becomes anxious, so you have to be high!” (Sho)
“What is the problem? You're intelligent enough to resolve it!” (Bambo)

Their smiles and cheers saved me from the grief.
It was not long before I found myself laughing with them.


Though I felt sad yesterday, I remembered that memory and came to feel like laughing.

When I'm down and troubled, all I have to do is to think of them.
Soon I can recall their smiles and cheers, and they brighten up my mind.

I hope they have the same remedy for the grief as mine.
If they face the trouble, I sincerely want to cheer them up.