Super Junior M - "Tai Wan Mei/Perfection"

Admittedly, I had a lot of trouble deciding what album to chose for a lyrics sequence comparison (hence the tardiness). It was a tie between Alan Parsons Project and Switchfoot, but I decided on my latest obsession, Korean boy band: Super Junior M. Super Junior M is a subdivision of a larger group, Super Junior. It was created to market to a larger Asian audience, primarily focused on China. The album I chose to work with is "Tai Wan Mei," or, "Perfection." I chose this album primarily because it shows that the concept of the lyric sequence is not limited to the Western world, but rather world wide. This album follows the tradition of the lyrics sequence: it deals with the typical ideas of a lyric sequence; admiration of a woman, falling for her, and the effects of her on him. 
The first track (and arguably the best) is "Perfection." This track marks the beginning of the story, where the narrator falls for a woman, describing her attributes (physically, mentally) and how he falls for her:

"oh too perfect! I appear in your eyes.
I will not let anyone else stay with you instead of me . woo~

your brows and eyes
your side face
your neck
your charm
your everything from head to toe.
I have already fallen for you.

Oh too perfect."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTMuO8Wy6As&feature=related

The following track is the next part of the story: Destiny. The lyrics begin with the narrator describing his state of mind before meeting the object of his affection: Lonely, seeking, almost desperate. After he finds his love, though, the lyrics change to:
"Meeting your string of destiny, that split second where I experienced real love
The strings of destiny of two people, two roads leading to the same end point
other sights leave no memories
You are my most beautiful April day
Every fragment of memories

Made into the bookmarks of love

 

The third track is more introspective, dealing with the narrator's own travails. "Love is Sweet" is about the narrator's shyness, his inability to express his feelings, his want to prove himself to his love, but also that "love is sweet." 

Fourth is "Off my Mind." This track deals with the effects of being in love. She is always on his mind. He's going crazy, and that, once again, this is no accident, but destiny. 

The fifth track, entitled "True Love,"is about the unshakable happiness that comes with love, that no matter what happens, as long as they are together, everything will be perfect, but still hints at his own inability to express himself. He is shy and unsure.

The final track takes a turn for the worst. In one of the most typical forms of a lyric sequence, it deals with unrequited love. It seems the narrators fears of being unable to properly express himself has been his downfall. "My All is in You," talks about love lost, chances lost. It hints that she felt the same way, and was waiting for him to make a move for so long that he finally lost his chance. 

"If back then as a child on the grasslands I had looked back
You said you loved me and
I hadn’t pretended to not know
If you could look for me now and
sing that same song and feel that same wind (same wind)
I will hold your hand

**On the grassland I look back
Your disappointment I now fully comprehend
If you could look for me now and
sing that same song and feel that same wind (same wind)
I will hold your hand."