Yoko Shimomura arranges Xmas version of "Dearly Beloved"
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- Published on December 26, 2020 @ 12:30 am
- Written by Arielle
In celebration of the holiday season, Kingdom Hearts series composer Yoko Shimomura arranged a new Xmas version of "Dearly Beloved".
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COMMENTS
it sounds soo beautiful? Then again same goes for all dearly beloveds.
Holiday arrangement was nice. Though I wonder why only for a limited time.
Welp if it's limited time, then I'm downloading it (why limited, though?).
Okay [USER=106772]@Launchpad[/USER] I did this for you!
because you WUV MEEEEE
ANYWAY!!! WOW!! Yoko just created a new Christmas tradition with this one! Can't wait til next year.
Holiday arrangement was nice. Though I wonder why only for a limited time.
Yoko works for Nintendo now, I guess.
Gorgeous! How I WISH I could just wake up in a Kingdom Hearts world one day. It sounds so magical. It has this essence of a miracle that is there only that special night of Christmas and then soon to be gone again. So mystically beautiful.
Wow this is really beautiful. Too bad it's only available for a limited time officially.
I’d want to save it but only the sound. I don’t want to download dubious apps on my laptop to do that though.
how can it be preserved?
I’d want to save it but only the sound. I don’t want to download dubious apps on my laptop to do that though.
how can it be preserved?
google YouTube video download and there are numerous sites that will covert the video into a downloadable file.
It's. so. GOOD!!!!!! ?:love: I love it!!!!
Perhaps it's just me, but there is something very sobering about this version. It's hauntingly beautiful as always, yes, but it carries a twinge of sadness, like nostalgia for those bygone Christmases.
She's a freaking genius.
Oracle Spockanort
December 26, 2020 @ 12:34 amOffline