Try Singing! "🎵 Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru / Fuyumi Sakamoto" (Original Arrangement Karaoke) [Usamimi Autumn Festival]

I would be happy if you used this for a "cover song" (utattemita). This is my karaoke submission.

This time, it's an original arrangement, not a copy.
The song structure is the same, but I've added an interlude, so I've included a few subtitles, including the start of the vocals.
(I cannot provide any more subtitles than this. Please understand.)
My close music friends might tease me by saying,
"Isn't this that 'Mi Amore Enka' we heard a while back?!"
(lol)
Even though it's Enka, it has a West Coast music style, so it's easy to use 9th and 6th notes (the 're' and 'la' notes in Do-Mi-So),
and since it uses a Canon progression, it's perfect for what you might call a "magical remix"?
This time, the arrangement is a mix of Naoya Matsuoka and Tatsuro Yamashita styles. I'm not good at slow 8-beat rhythms, so it ended up like this.

🎵 Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru (Karaoke)

Lyrics: Goro Matsui
Composition: Masaaki Mori
Original Arrangement: Kei Wakakusa
Arrangement/DTM: Misty

You can find the lyrics here.

You can find the reference (original song) here.

As with other acoustic performances,
if you are doing a cover, please avoid uploading it directly to note,
and instead upload it to a site that has a comprehensive contract with JASRAC, such as YouTube or Stand.fm,
and then embed it in your article.
Never display the lyrics, and please limit it to a link to a lyrics site, as I have done here.

If you listen to the backing track with headphones and record only your vocals, I can mix them with the orchestra track.
However, in that case, please use this audio source instead of the YouTube one above.
(The tempo might not match otherwise.)
▷▷▷ https://sus-t.sakura.ne.jp/Usamimi/LYA-2024-Oche.mp3

If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section.

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"🎵 Chuo Freeway" (Hi-Fi Set version)
It will probably just be an arrangement with a similar taste,
but next time too—Service, Service!

Still, do you only have a repertoire from the late 70s to early 80s?!
(Full of Showa vibes! It's always been that way! lol)

See you later.

Wishing you all the best.