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JAPANIZU MODANISUTO
go mad JAPANIZU MODANISUTO
uuoo~naze ano kuni dake ga tsuyou
uuoo~naze ano kuni dake?
ano hi tondaa GAREKI no ue eikyuu
fumetsu no HEDONISUTO
SUICCHI ON de kyou mo tonbimasu
yowaki jibun ni "SAYONARA" BAIBAI
shounen yo ima, mae ni susume,
shounen yo ima, taishi wo dake
shikkari to mae dake mitsumete
minna SUKAIHAI de ima oyuki nasai
go mad JAPANIZU MODANISUTO
go mad JAPANIZU MODANISUTO
ume yo, taiyou yo, chi no hate yo, ano sora yo kikoeru ka? koe ga
chichi yo, haha yo, imouto yo, otouto yo kikoeru ka? koe ga...
ume yo, taiyou yo, chi no hate yo, ano sora yo kikoeru ka?
go mad JAPANIZU MODANISUTO
uuoo~naze ano kuni dake?
fumetsu no HEDONISUTO
SUICCHI ON de kyou mo tonbimasu
yowaki jibun ni "SAYONARA" BAIBAI
shounen yo ima, mae ni susume,
shounen yo ima, taishi wo dake
shikkari to mae dake mitsumete
minna SUKAIHAI de ima oyuki nasai
go mad JAPANIZU MODANISUTO
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I LOVE THIS SONG!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT THERE ARE NO COMMENTS FOR THIS SONG!!!
Do you think you can do the English lyrics as well??? Please and thank you =^,^=
Japanese Modernist Go Mad Japanese Modernist
Why is only that country strong?(3x)* Why only that country?**
That day I flew above the rubble and debris an eternally indestructible hedonist I'll switch on and fly today too Say goodbye to the weak me (bye bye) Now advance forward, boy! Now grasp your ambitions, boy! Steadily fix your eyes forward Everyone's sky-high, now please go die.
Japanese Modernist Go Mad Japanese Modernist
Sea! Sun! The ends of the Earth! That sky! Can you hear it? (x3) My voice
Father! Mother! Younger Sister! Younger Brother! Can you hear it? (x3) My voice
Sea! Sun! The ends of the Earth! That sky! Can you hear it? (x3) My voice
*Note above romanization should read tsuyoi **In uncensored/live versions this line is replaced with "Naze Amerika dake?" meaning "Why only America?"
Merry is associated with the Angura-Kei movement. One of the primary focuses of the movement is on what it means to be post-war Japanese. As such, angura-kei artists tend to have a bit of nationalism/isolationism as well as a bit of Anti-Americanism (as the events of WWII and Japanese reconstruction by the American government caused irreversible changes to Japanese culture as a whole). I personally believe that the use of atomic weapons was a bad move on our part, and have a great deal of sympathy for any civilization that is forced to reinvent itself under wartime/invasive pretenses. However it should be made clear that this song (as well as those of many other angura artists) is Anti-American in sentiment and is essentially a call to arms for the "Japanese Modernist." Now, this doesn't mean that Japan is gonna bomb us back at any point (after all, angura means "underground"), but just remember that 60 years doesn't clean the slate.