Jade is considered the national stone of Japan, a symbol of wealth and power, and an epitome of Japanese aesthetic - asymmetry, imperfection, and impermanence. The song is inspired by Yoshiki\'s experiences of suicide, and can be interpreted as a love letter to those who find themselves faulty and unworthy of life - reminding that there is somebody who thinks that their scars make them beautiful and they are too dear to lose.
Jade is considered the national stone of Japan, a symbol of wealth and power, and an epitome of Japanese aesthetic - asymmetry, imperfection, and impermanence. The song is inspired by Yoshiki\'s experiences of suicide, and can be interpreted as a love letter to those who find themselves faulty and unworthy of life - reminding that there is somebody who thinks that their scars make them beautiful and they are too dear to lose.
@AnnaJade thanks fir sharing. I think pretty the same
@AnnaJade thanks fir sharing. I think pretty the same
@AnnaJade thanks fir sharing. I think pretty the same
@AnnaJade thanks fir sharing. I think pretty the same