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Lost Odyssey Theme Song - "What You Are" by Sheena Easton

I've uploaded the theme song for Lost Odyssey in YouTube. Check out the video below:



At first, I wasn't so into the song but when I heard it in full it grows on you. The song is actually quite beautiful. It was sung by Sheena Easton. With the lyrics from Hironobu Sakaguchi and the composition by Nobuo Uematsu. Very moving song, specially once you understand the lyrics.

Below are the lyrics for the song

"What You Are"
by Sheena Easton

When you touch me
It feels just like a dream
With the warmth that's in your eyes
When you look at me

I hear your voice beside me
It whispers to me
I can't hide how it makes me feel
The shyness you see

I may never
Understand how deep it goes
But I know how I feel
What I hold deep in my heart

There's just no way to stop this
It's hopeless but true
I feel this love
More than anything
So what more can I do

You know I thought
I would be much stronger than I am
But then I feel
the boldness that's inside my heart
Just melt away

How I feel for you
And what I want to say
Keeps getting lost inside

Chorus:

I'd like to make what you are
Into someone irreplaceable
who will always be by my side


I'd like to make what you are
Into something so wonderous
In this life of mine
That I would love for all time


When you kiss me
I think I'm in a dream
With the warmth that's in your gaze
When you look at me

Your eyes filled with emotion
Sparkling with tears
I feel this love
This is everything
What more can I do

You know I thought
I would be more fragile than I am
But then my hands grow strong
With the truth that no one hold so dear

With this gentle touch
I hope I can express
Just how I feel for you

Chorus:

I'd like to make what you are
Into someone irreplaceable
Who will always be by my side


I'd like to make what you are
Into something so wonderous
In this life of mine
That I would love for all time

I'd like to make what you are
Into something I can always feel
Near to me when I reach out my hand

I'd like to make what you are
Into something so wonderous
In this life of mine
That I would love for all time

That I would love for all time

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