Interestingly, it was originally written for a Miyazaki film that was never made called Rin the Chimney Painter
To understand why resonates so deeply, one must look at the Japanese lyrics. Unlike Hollywood end-credit pop songs that summarize the plot, Kimura’s words are abstract and melancholic. Always with Me -From -Spirited Away--
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The song is a popular choice for intermediate musicians and is included in the ABRSM Grade 3 Piano Here is a ritual recommended by fans: The
It is impossible to write about this song without addressing the controversy among purists. Some Studio Ghibli fans argue that does not belong in the film. They claim it "breaks the immersion" because it is not composed by Joe Hisaishi, whose score is otherwise a unified masterpiece.
"Always With Me" (Itsumo Nando Demo), composed and performed by Youmi Kimura, serves as the poignant, gentle closing theme to Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away , emphasizing themes of reflection, inner strength, and the enduring nature of memory. Often performed on piano or lyre, the track is celebrated for its soothing, lullaby-like quality. For a discussion on the song's themes and composition, visit Facebook . Always with Me from Spirited Away composed by Yumi Kimura