1000 Words (Final Fantasy X-2)

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	[[Image:FFX-2 1000 words Yuna.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Yuna singing 1000 Words]]In ''Final Fantasy X-2'', a sequence where [[Yuna]] performs the song to the people [[Spira]] is shown. In this sequence, [[Lenne (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lenne's]] emotions tied to the song shine through.		[[Image:FFX-2 1000 words Yuna.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Yuna singing 1000 Words]]In ''Final Fantasy X-2'', a sequence where [[Yuna]] performs the song to the people [[Spira]] is shown. In this sequence, [[Lenne (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lenne's]] emotions tied to the song shine through.
-	== See also ==
-	*[[Real Emotion/1000 no kotoba]]
-	[[Category:2003 songs]]	+
	[[Category:Final Fantasy music]]		[[Category:Final Fantasy music]]
-	[[Category:Final Fantasy X]]	+	[[Category:Final Fantasy X series]]
-	[[Category:Computer and video game songs]]	+

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"1000 Words" is a song written by Noriko Matsueda and Takahito Eguchi for the 2003 Square Enix video game Final Fantasy X-2. The Japanese version, titled 1000の言葉 (1000 no kotoba), is sung by J-Pop performer Kumi Koda, and the English version is performed by Jade Villalon, better known as Sweetbox. Koda Kumi also released her own English versions of the songs on her CD single "Come With Me." Kumi's versions featured similar but different lyrics from Jade's versions. There are three different styles to the song as well: the band (or in-game) version, the piano version during the last scene of the game, and the orchestra version featured in the credits. In Final Fantasy X-2, a sequence where Yuna performs the song to the people Spira is shown. In this sequence, Lenne's emotions tied to the song shine through.