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同人曲目歌词的词条
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A long song about something sophisiticated
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It is my passion, it is my desire | ||
To begin to sing, to set out to recite | ||
A song of the dead, a story of the gone | ||
To comfort their souls, and those of our own | ||
I am not a storyteller with good stories | ||
What I sing is what I saw, and also what I feel | ||
Not so grand as these of the old minstrel | ||
Not so delicate as those of a playwright | ||
Once there was this lady who thought | ||
That all killing is simply evil | ||
And she sold her power, sold her soul | ||
For a pact with a priest of death | ||
When everything got settled and dusted | ||
Came the manipulator from a gap | ||
She said that all must stop at once | ||
But as it turned out it was a late effort | ||
And so years went by, flew was the time | ||
It was a tale so dreadful that no one would tell | ||
One day after the erection of walls | ||
Again the peace went away from the land | ||
Snow kept falling, Spring lay asleep | ||
No one knew the reason, no one had a clue | ||
Three went out searching to find out the truth | ||
Petal-like snowflakes caressed them all | ||
The red shrine maiden, a carefree one | ||
She ran out of donations, so she set out | ||
To see and to discover, what evil on earth | ||
Dragged her into a whole new crisis | ||
The silver head maid, a steadfast one | ||
Her masters consumed too much tea | ||
'The stock'll be gone', she said, to herself | ||
And she went out to replenish their stowage | ||
The black magician, an ordinary one | ||
She'd no particular motive at all | ||
It might have been simply too much boredom | ||
Or it was she hated being left behind | ||
The three set their steps on a trip | ||
Neither to heaven, nor to hell | ||
As their destination has the distinction | ||
For accommodating all dead souls | ||
As they each paved their ways through the snow | ||
Cleared all confusions, and got above | ||
Dealt with the border of noise and music | ||
They reached the gate of the netherworld | ||
A half-human-half-ghost, a determined gatekeeper | ||
An attentive gardener, a sinewy sword-bearer | ||
She was feisty as the Spring that was lost | ||
And cold as the Winter that hadn't gone | ||
Her master, a princess, of eternal youth | ||
A dead soul awaken, a ghost, two-foot | ||
Had smuggled the Spring, secretly stored it | ||
Inside of her archaic cherry tree | ||
The cherry tree, in full bloom, a boon companion | ||
Guarded her corpse alongside her powers | ||
But under the lively look on the surface | ||
It was a lighthouse leading to death | ||
An intensive conversation, an intense battle | ||
A clash between different innocent desires | ||
So long did it rage in the world of the dead | ||
That it eventually made the flowers go wild | ||
There are plenty accounts that tell | ||
How the incident came to an end | ||
While most of these focus at the process and battles | ||
Little was said about the story after | ||
Then, all the snow halted falling | ||
Spring got free of its captivity | ||
On a bright and warm new day | ||
The resurrected princess made a request | ||
She didn't talk a lot about her past | ||
But an old friend of her was brought up | ||
That friend, she said, was as always | ||
Lying firm for another endless hibernation | ||
She wanted someone to give her friend | ||
Her greetings, regards, and a kick | ||
First to inform about their reunion | ||
Then to get her out of her bed | ||
So the three went back from the reign of the dead | ||
Returning to life in every sense | ||
And went to search for a certain person | ||
Residing in the boundaries of everything | ||
Some petty disputes, a little malentendu | ||
After all the hostess was fully awaken | ||
The wily weasel, seventeen years old | ||
Went out to her friend for a rendezvous | ||
With the dead got revitalised | ||
And the sage reclaimed her passion | ||
Spring spread through the land | ||
The story came to its end | ||
And as things they all got settled | ||
The land of illusions again was in peace | ||
While none may ever fathom all the facts | ||
A song about these lasses would glide on |