I do, especially if they are in English.
So I was kinda shocked to hear the lyrics of this song by Lou Reed.
Tokyo's numbers are going up, but the government is also considering not having to wear masks outside.
To be honest at the beginning of the pandemic I was kinda anti-mask, but now I don't think I could go without it.
Some of the Southern areas of Japan have started their rainy season, it will be a matter of time when we start ours.
Have a safe weekend.
beautiful skies!
ReplyDeleteah yes, walk on the wild side! LOL
sometimes when I watch Korean dramas, they have English speaking actors and they say some stuff too that makes me laugh. Not sure if they translate it verbatim into Korean subtitles but they certainly don't cut the audio.
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Sweet oranges are my fave!
ReplyDeleteMy ears perk up when I hear old "modern rock" classics like The Clash and Depeche Mode over the PA at the likes of Bath & Body Works or even the local Donki (née Holiday Mart).
ReplyDeleteI get the impression that Japanese places will filter out the obviously profane English songs and just include everything else cuz hey it's cool. But yeah, Lou Reed ain't exactly Lionel Richie in any era...
that is interesting about the K-dramas V!
ReplyDeleteso good Jalna :)
some songs can have the F-word in it and they won't filter it out not even on TV, Saburo.
Take care everyone!
Kat
That is a lovely sunset Kat!
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