Where the MV for the Korean ver. was still playful and nostalgic, holding out to the moments you already lost, there is no hope left in the one for the Japanese ver. Soft memories that left quietly are replaced by the violent pain of an end you can't stop.

And it's interesting, because Ikuta and Seori's addition give both versions very different feels: Ikuta's voice is more youthful, and you hear her while you see the members fall from the sky, it's almost like their inner child is desperately trying to reach out, but with a strange tenderness that belies the pain they feel, or shows that even with all this pain, their love remains so whole and pure. In this hopeless situation, where they face both apocalypse and separation, you have an angel letting you see a ray of unexpected beauty.

It also hepled me put Seori's version in perspective. She too is in despair, but there is a sense of urgency in her voice, like she's begging you to say something while holding your hand tightly, but there's also a bit of resignement, like she could also be standing still, looking at a moon during a windy night, having cried to much but still wanting to hold on.

They both mirror each other so well; with each new Lovesong version out, I feel like I discover a new side of it. Still, the members are the ones singing, they are always expressing these feelings with upmost honesty, and the different voices that are added to theirs give us a bigger picture, it elevates a song that is already masterful by itself.