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It seems there is a bit of confusion regarding the song, as "Last Smile" by LOVE PSYCHEDELICO uses both English and Japanese lyrics interchangeably. If you are looking for a male artist who released a song with **the same melody and composition as "Last Smile" but completely different lyrics**, you are likely referring to the song **"Last Smile"** as covered by **Fujimaki Ryota** (the former lead singer of the band Remioromen). Here is the context: * **The Artist:** Fujimaki Ryota covered the song as part of a tribute project or live sessions. * **The "Different Lyrics" Aspect:** While covers generally keep the original lyrics, LOVE PSYCHEDELICO’s style is famous for "engrish" or a mix of English and Japanese phonetics that fluctuate. When artists like Fujimaki Ryota (or others who perform it live) cover it, they often **re-interpret the pronunciation and phrasing** so significantly that it sounds like a different lyrical delivery, or they occasionally adjust the English/Japanese balance to fit their own vocal style. **However, if you are looking for an "answer song" or a song that reuses the backing track:** It is important to note that "Last Smile" is famously protected as a signature piece by LOVE PSYCHEDELICO (Kumi and Naoki). Because of their very specific production style (using a mix of retro-rock and unique lyrical phrasing), it is rarely "sampled" or rewritten by other artists for official release. **Are you perhaps thinking of a song that sounds similar or uses a similar chord progression?** If you have a specific melody or a specific male singer in mind, it is possible you are thinking of: 1. **A live performance from a show like *The Covers* (NHK):** Many male J-pop artists have appeared on this show to perform LOVE PSYCHEDELICO songs, often rearranging the lyrics or the musical structure to sound like a ballad rather than a rock track. 2. **A different song by Naoki Sato or a similar J-Rock producer:** Sometimes people confuse LOVE PSYCHEDELICO's guitar-heavy style with the work of other producers from the early 2000s. **Could you clarify if you heard this version on a specific TV show or a compilation album?** That would help me pinpoint exactly which male artist's version you encountered.
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"role": "user",
"content": "who did a cover of LAST SMILE from love psychedelico"
},
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "To make sure I don’t give you incorrect info: are you looking for **officially released studio covers** (singles/albums), or do **live performances / TV covers** also count?\n\nFor *“Last Smile”* by **LOVE PSYCHEDELICO**, there are **very few widely known commercial cover releases**, so the answer changes a lot depending on what you mean by “cover.”"
},
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"role": "user",
"content": "name one male artists who produced the same song, but different lyrics"
}
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