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Masayoshi Yamazaki’s “One More Time, One More Chance”: Where the Wish Returns

Published 2025-01-29 · Updated 2026-10-25 · CROSSWAVE EDITION

Masayoshi Yamazaki’s “One More Time, One More Chance”: Where the Wish Returns
ARTISTMasayoshi YamazakiWORKOne More Time, One More ChanceFORMATMusic review

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Checked 2026.10.25
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One more time sounds modest yet demands reversing elapsed time, making it hardest of all. Urgency comes from imbalance. Film memories add time and distance, but even without them desire and impossibility remain clear. The voice keeps trying to cross rather than explaining the gap.

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Masayoshi Yamazaki — One More Time, One More Chance (Music Video, 4K)

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Why One Chance Becomes Endless

One makes hope small and regret concrete. A meeting seems enough instead of complete restart, yet apologies, confirmation, unsaid words and new understanding crowd it. This is not negotiable quantity: a relationship’s entire time fills the request. Close language holds overflow.

Absence appears not only where someone vanished but within daily expectations of meeting again. Longing affects present sight, searching scenery for someone missing. Passing time does not detach automatically: every day permits another imagined coincidence. Waiting becomes a habit throughout life rather than a stationary act.

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Someone Remaining in Passing Life

The voice need not directly testify to private tragedy. Unsettled background does not weaken repeated weight. Expecting biography to validate emotion narrows expression. Hear the speaker grasping absence through words and singing making it current breath. Changing urgency matters more than speculation.

The film adds memory: changing people and world meet a persistent wish. It is not the only answer. The earlier song can inhabit other scenes, with film characters and personal absence coexisting. Association with a theme song does not prevent walking outside its images, widening listening.

A Request Heard Beyond the Film

The track gives no easy reassurance that time heals. A present continually recalling the past makes time further waiting. What remains is an unwithdrawn wish, not reunion guaranteed. Knowing it cannot change reality does not make dismissal easy. Keeping someone’s name present despite irreversibility gives the small request lasting scale.