Saya no Uta is not a life-changer. When actually playing it I can't say I was ever deeply affected by it more than the 7/10 rating I gave it. Yet it's stuck with me. Beyond the actual playthrough I do feel like it resonated with me, I hold it in high regard. Even though upon a proper reflection I don't feel particularly impacted by anything beyond the music and the Instrumentality-esque 'Saya in Bloom' ending.