:: Do not stand by my grave and cry... ::

:: ...I am not there. I did not die. ::

                :: matsumoto hideto ::

        On May 2nd 9:00 am, former X JAPAN's guitarist, Matsumoto Hideto
        (hide), was officially pronounced dead by authorities. He was found in
        Minamiazabu, Minato-ku in Tokyo by his family. hide-san was transfered
        to the hospital immediately, but doctors couldn't save him... The police
        are now investigating the motives of his suicide.

        According to the investigation, hide-san was found hanging by the neck
        from a towel hanging from the bathroom's doorknob. Apparently, hide-
        san had taken one of his bathroom towels, ripped it in half along the
        lenght and tied the two ends together to make a long rope. He tied one
        end around the door knob, the other around his neck and hung himself,
        still in the t-shirt and shorts that he had worn to bed. hide-san had just
        gone to bed, coming home from a night out with his brother, both of
        them completely drunk. hide-san's brother got him back to his home
        around 6:30 AM, made sure he would be allright and left, certain that
        hide-san would go straight to bed. After an hour or so, his roommate
        started to worry and went to check up on him, finding him on the floor of
        the bathroom, still alive. Investigators found neither good bye letter, nor
        signs of struggle...








Please song tell me true
Kimi no Melody
Doko ni i temo nari tsuzuketeiru
Mata i tsu ka hitori mayotte mo
Kekoeta nara karoyaka ni aruki daseru
Say Good Bye tada Good Bye
kizutsuku no o osorezu ni Good Bye
Te no naka no mochikirenai
omoi wa subete ikoo
Please song tell me true
your song will always play forever
Anywhere.... When we lost again
Just hear that song....
We can continue living
Good Bye, Just say Good Bye
Good Bye without any thought of all the pain we have
Leave all the painful feelings that are too
hard too handle behind

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