SHINee - "For 1000 years, always be by my side..."
2012.11.05
From Japan's "The Night Before Christmas" to the World's "Last Christmas," a representative song from Asia has finally been born!
As the first narrative song about love, the ballad song "For 1000 years, always be by my side" will be released worldwide and in Japan on December 12!!
After claiming 2nd place on the Oricon charts with "Dazzling Girl," the ballad song "For 1000 years, always be by my side" will be the first Japanese ballad single that SHINee has ever released since debut. This song is a combination of the various members' amazing vocals and harmonized voices which makes this single so brilliant.
This song is about the 1000 years of feelings that they had always wanted to express and is expected to have the ability to surpass classic narrative songs. Additionally, the MV was filmed according to the scenarios that were illustrated through the song. By utilizing the concept of a storyline to produce a short film, this actually further expresses the meaning behind the song. The other song to be released, "The world where you exist", is another ballad song and was produced through the use of piano and percussion.
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