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The Journey Starts Today ( Theme From Pokémon Journeys)

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Journey to Your Heart

Journey to Your Heart is the opening theme song for the English dub of the twenty-fourth season , Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series . It was used from To Train, or Not to Train! to Showdown at the Gates of Warp! . The opening animation is composed of clips from the third version of the Pokémon Journeys: The Series Japanese opening, One, Two, Three , and various Pokémon Journeys: The Series episodes, while the ending animation is composed of clips from the third version of the Pokémon Journeys: The Series Japanese opening, One, Two, Three and the second version of the first Pokémon Journeys: The Series Japanese ending, Pokémon Shiritori .

The song was released digitally on iTunes , Google Play , Amazon , Spotify , Apple Music , Amazon Music , YouTube , YouTube Music , Google Play Music , Pandora , Napster , Deezer , and Tidal on September 7, 2021.

• 2.2 Pokémon
• 3 Opening animation spoilers
• 5 In other languages
• 6 External links

Take me on a journey Please choose me (Yeah!) We could be the best team of all time We will do everything together Learning, training never stopping Go, go, go!! Anywhere you're goin' so am I Take me on a journey to your heart The journey to your heart Pokémon!

• Pikachu ( Ash's )
• Meowth ( Team Rocket )
• Wobbuffet ( Jessie's )
• Cinderace ( Goh's )
• Dragonite ( Ash's )
• Lucario ( Ash's )
• Farfetch'd ( Ash's ; Galarian Form )
• Dracovish ( Ash's ; image)
• Greedent ( Goh's )
• Binacle ( Goh's )
• Sobble ( Goh's )
• Flygon ( Goh's )
• Aerodactyl ( Goh's )
• Arctozolt ( Goh's ; image)
• Eevee ( Chloe's )
• Rotom ( Professor Cerise 's; Rotom Phone ; ×2)
• Charizard ( Leon's )
• Vaporeon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Jolteon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Flareon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Espeon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Umbreon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Leafeon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Glaceon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Sylveon ( Eevee Evolution Lab 's)
• Butterfree (×2)
• Bounsweet (×2)
• Krabby (×3)
• Shellos ( East Sea )
• Gastrodon ( East Sea )
• Ponyta ( Galarian Form )
• Hoopa ( Confined Forme )

Opening animation spoilers

• Ash catches a Dracovish and Goh catches an Arctozolt .
• Iris and Gary make reappearances.
• This is the first English theme since Unbeatable to have scenes from the Japanese opening counterpart appear during the credits, as well as the first time the closing credits had animation from both the Japanese opening and ending.
• This is the only English Pokémon Journeys: The Series opening theme to not receive a full version.
• The opening credits erroneously credit Shuhei Yasuda as "Series Construction" instead of "Character Design".
• The closed captions originally had the line "Learning, training never stopping" as "Learning, training never stop me". This was fixed beginning in Trials of a Budding Master! .

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♪ Take me on a journey

Please choose me We could be the best team of all time We'll do everything together Learning, training, never stopping

(GO, GO, GO!)

Anywhere you're going, so am I Take me on a journey to your heart

The journey to your heart

Po-ké-mon! ♪

Appearances [ ]

• Ash Ketchum

Pokémon [ ]

• Ash's Pikachu
• Ash's Dragonite
• Ash's Lucario
• Ash's Farfetch'd
• Goh's Cinderace
• Goh's Greedent
• Goh's Binacle
• Goh's Sobble
• Goh's Flygon
• Goh's Aerodactyl
• Chloe's Eevee
• Leon's Charizard
• Lugia (Journeys)
• Jessie's Wobbuffet
• Team Rocket's Meowth
• Various Pokémon on the Artwork
• It contains scenes from One, Two, Three (third variant), To Train, or Not to Train! , A Pinch of This, a Pinch of That! , A Rollicking Roll… / Eyes on the Goal! , and When a House is Not a Home! .
• However, it is cut between " Thrash of the Titans! " and " Sleuths for Truth! ".
• Leon is heavily featured in the opening, yet he isn't a major physical presence in the season.
• 2 Legendary Pokémon
• 3 Ash Ketchum

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30+ Songs About Life’s Journey & Lessons Along the Way

Updated 11/5/2021

Published 07/7/2020

Amy Wolkenhauer, BA in English/Creative Writing

Contributing writer

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If you’re looking to create a celebration of life ceremony for a truly remarkable person, then consider any one of the songs below. We’ve divided them into six sections to make the search a little easier.

Jump ahead to these sections:

Best songs about life’s journey, best songs about life’s changes, best songs about life and death, modern pop songs about life, r&b and hip-hop songs about life, country songs about life.

Each of the artists has something poignant to offer, whether that’s about learning from mistakes or revisiting one’s past. Or, how one’s journey is more intensely related to our thoughts than the roads we travel. So, check out some really great songs below and hopefully you’ll find a few that work well when honoring your loved one.

Below are a few artists singing about the reflections and revelations made after taking journeys of the mind. Through their experiences, you’ll glean how these experiences lead to either affirmations or resolutions.

1. “One” by U2

While the meaning of the song is ambiguous, it’s nonetheless about relationships, whether they are political, social, or familial. The singer reveals that what is vital in life revolves around us all supporting one another and living life to the fullest .

2. “(Sittin’ on) The Dock of the Bay” by Otis Redding

Posthumously released in 1967, Redding’s song was the first of its kind to top the charts at number one. For six weeks after vocal cord surgery, he was forced to sit outside his temporary home—a boathouse in Sausalito—recovering and reflecting on the life that brought him there.

3. “Harvest Moon” by Neil Young 

The full moon has been significant for Young’s decision-making, meaning that he would often decide to join projects guided by its presence. His long career now includes numerous environmental advocacy roles.

4. “Yesterday” by The Beatles

One man’s journey comes to a standstill in “Yesterday” as the subject of the song chooses to live in the past rather than move on after a breakup. He needs time to mourn a significant loss.

5. “Husavik” by Molly Sandén and Will Ferrel

This Icelandic-English song is about a partner who realizes that her journey no longer includes following her love interest—it’s at home. No longer will she give up her heart to follow the dreams of another, but she needs him to see that it’s his home, too.

Experiences and dreams mandate one’s path in life. No matter what happens, hope is the underlying vehicle for change.

6. “Náttúra” by Björk

 “Náttúra” has two meanings. The first is about environmental preservation, while the second is about convincing others to adopt the same mindset. This change in behavior is what Icelandic artist Björk hopes to achieve through protesting pollution while promoting Icelandic heritage.

7. “Redemption Song” by Bob Marley & The Wailers

Bob Marley dedicated his life to the Rastafari movement, relief for the socially deprived, and living a life that was true to himself and his beliefs. For these reasons, Marley is an icon in the African diaspora fighting for rights and truth. That makes this one of the top albums to listen to before you die .

8. “Season of Wither” by Aerosmith

You’ll come to this song at different times in your life, and with a different take on its meaning each time. But, because it’s almost so foreboding by nature, you won’t be able to help but choose the worst parts of your life on which to reflect.

9. “Sweet Sixteen” by Billy Idol

When love turns to obsession, there’s no other song that competes. Idol’s interpretation of one man’s lifelong plight to retrieve a lost love highlights how passion turns into addiction. That compulsion is now the famous Coral Castle located in Miami-Dade County, Florida. 

10. “A Change is Gonna Come” by Sam Cooke

Civil rights, the search for equality, and desegregation are fluid thoughts within this song. Although Cooke may not have been alive to see the changes, his song resonates with communities on the paths toward better tomorrows. It’s truly an inspirational song .

Both in fictional and non-fictional references, songs about life and death take hold. Below you’ll discover ones that match truth and circumstance against the backdrop of stories told with creative license.

11. “Who Wants to Live Forever” by Queen

Queen was commissioned to write and perform this beautiful song for the original Highlander film starring Christopher Lambert. In it, Lambert’s character must say goodbye to his true love, knowing he’ll outlive any lover now or in the future.

12. “Buffalo Soldier” by Bob Marley & The Wailers

The Buffalo Soldiers were African Americans fighting against Native Americans during the Indian Wars from 1866 to the 1890s. Marley’s song reveals the protest and subjugation of people being forced to kill and create a subjugated people.   

13. “Lithium” by Nirvana

Lithium is a drug used by doctors to help prevent the risk of suicide. The song is about a man who finds god amid suicidal thoughts. Tragically, Nirvana’s lead singer committed suicide not many years later.

14. “November Rain” by Guns-n-Roses

The prolific “November Rain” may be about contemplation or shadows. Nonetheless, as the song and interpretations go, the rain can only last so long. 

15. “Ebony Eyes” by The Everly Brothers

In the fictional song, “Ebony Eyes,” the story unfolds with a marriage prevented by a plane crash, flight 1203. While the song was banned from the UK radio for being too upsetting, it reached 8 th in the pop charts here in the US.

Because life is categorized by individual experiences, songs that can resonate with your personal experiences will be diverse. Considering that, each of the artists below has a unique way of conveying life with meaning.

16. “Yellow” by Coldplay

Commitment and sacrifice are inherent in the lyrics. That devotion has less to do with love and more to do with humanity as a whole.

17. “Good Times” by All Time Low

Creative exploration of one’s life isn’t without the “bare-knuckle” recognition of a recent past. It’s also an appreciation of how one’s past helps them find the nerve to move forward into a life unknown.

18. “I Lived” by OneRepublic

Gut-tethered, honest lyrics pay homage to a fan with cystic fibrosis. The words conjure an ambition to live past one’s limitations and create a life worth living.

19. “Float On” by Modest Mouse

The song reflects on the idea that no matter how much pain or strife comes at you, there’s an absolute truth to living. No matter how heavy the events seem right now, things will eventually get better.

20. “Running with the Wolves” by Courtney Jenaé and Adrian Grahn

This super short tune on the “Eurovision” soundtrack has a distinct theme of wolves and pack running. The underlying theme rests on finding a space where you belong among people that accept you for who you are.

The few songs below are about resolution and strength. Sometimes in the journey of the mind that brings you there.

21. “Good as Hell” by Lizzo

This “self-loving anthem” by Lizzo is about finding your true self above the pain. Although relationships end, there are no reasons to get down on the fabulous person that you are.

22. “7 Years” by Lukas Graham

This piano-led song leads the listener down a path of remembrance. In it, you’ll discover that achieving great things requires that you bring your whole self along the way. 

23. “Just Fine” by Mary J. Blige

Blige sings that no matter what is happening in life, or how wild it seems, as long as you’re positive and doing everything you want to do, everything will be just fine.

24. “Soldier of Love” by Sade

A trumpet and snare drum engage the listener from the onset. Then the lyrics invite you into a world where the singer is an expert on love. She knows her journey is to remain steadfast in the goal of achieving all things related to life with respect.

25. “Not Afraid” by Eminem

If you’re looking for a king of life anthem, take a listen to Eminem’s “Not Afraid.” You’ll come to realize that it’s less about life’s little transgressions and more about being bigger than them.

The country songs below speak to the reflective journey. Everything you experience makes you who you are today.

26. “Life Changes” by Thomas Rhett

Rhett makes a case for being open to the circumstances as they come. That thinking has led him to find a wife, have three daughters, and enjoy a budding career. All of this has been the result of being open to love as it became available.

27. “The House That Built Me” by Miranda Lambert

Lambert’s song recognizes that returning home can help you remember who you are and also help with the healing process on this short road of life.

28. “Letter to Me” by Brad Paisley

Paisley's song reflects on the idea of writing a letter to your younger self. He also understands that fatherhood can give you a second chance to make things right.

29. “Fifteen” by Taylor Swift

First loves are going to happen with or without a happy ending. Swift's song doesn't just come from that angle, though. She also begins with the idea that you can't take everything so seriously in life.

30. “Springsteen” by Eric Church

Some people merely exist in our lives fleetingly or because their presence was triggered by a circumstance. That said, they still have value, because without them, you wouldn’t be the person you are today. 

Celebrating Remarkable Journeys

It’s not easy to find fitting songs to celebrate someone because of all the complex histories and journeys they’ve lived throughout life. But hopefully, you’ve found several here that you.

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