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Whatever the Weather Lyrics
Winter air is flowing through your hair
But my balding head, doesn't seem to care
After the sight of youth there is just rain
That soaks through your rotting brain
Chorus:
We will always stay together
We will always stay together
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
The call of spring
Mocking bird sings
I can't tell
It's a record deal
The summer is just the spring gone bad
The summer is all we ever had
We will always stay together
Like two empty sacks of leather
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
(Whatever)
But my balding head, doesn't seem to care
After the sight of youth there is just rain
That soaks through your rotting brain
We will always stay together
We will always stay together
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
Mocking bird sings
I can't tell
It's a record deal
The summer is just the spring gone bad
The summer is all we ever had
Like two empty sacks of leather
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
Whatever the weather
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Yes, the message at the end is in Japanese. Specifically she's talking about the weather. I don't know that much Japanese but a few lines are: "Tenki wa dou desu ka?" - How's the weather? "Yuki ga futeimasu." - It's snowing "Atsui desu." - It's hot "Atatakai desu" - It's warm
What's with the foreign language at the end?
"Remain" should be "rain". "Sucks" should be soaks. Think about it.
Thanks. I have some trouble understanding the lyrics :x I think that the "sight of youth" is wrong. I can't interpret well enough beyond "Sun of..."
Thanks. I have some trouble understanding the lyrics :x I think that the "sight of youth" is wrong. I can't interpret well enough beyond "Sun of..."
In the ending there is word 'atatakai' - 'warm, mild, genial' in japanese, and 'des' probably is 'desu'. Can't say about other words, though, but it sounds as it can be japanese.
I think the second verse is something more like:
They're callin' it spring The mocking birds sing But I can tell It's a recording
Not 100% sure about the first two lines but "it's a recording" sounds more accurate and makes more sense.