The English version of Pianoboy's song is called 'The truth that you leave'.

Pianoboy's song The truth that you leave has a lot of significance, and there are still countless people who have written lyrics for it, but have never been able to come up with the right lyrics. The whole song has a melancholic atmosphere. Although it was only spread on the Internet, its popularity should not be underestimated.

"The truth that you leave" is one of the more recognizable of Pianoboy's many tracks, and is the first work Pianoboy has done and the first piece of music he has ever publicly released. It's a track that has been with Pianoboy for a long time.

The opening entry, Theme G section, 00:00-00:16, gives a feeling of sadness and does two repetitions, lifting the octave a second time to deepen the melody and bring one into the mood of the song. Theme A section, 00:17-00:46, uses mid-range tones to continue the feeling of sadness.

There are a few notes in the middle that are 2 degree intervals, giving a dissonant feeling. The title of the song is You've Been Gone, and these few faintly dissonant notes foreshadow the parting.