My real me is scattered

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Album / Collection: Barbara Waiseiko Mokushiroku (Barbara Dwarf Star Child Apocalypse)
Track # 12


Music and lyrics by J. A. Seazer

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Original / Romaji Lyrics	English Translation
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com My real me is scattered (BARABARA BARABARA) My real me is scattered (BARABARA BARABARA)	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com My real me is scattered (scattered, scattered) My real me is scattered (scattered, scattered)
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com seiza seiun wakusei no you ni (BARABARA BARABARA) BARABARA achikochi sanzai tenzai (BARABARA BARABARA) mugen no saibou no you ni (BARABARA BARABARA) BARABARA achikochi sanzai tenzai (BARABARA BARABARA) marude tenbyouga no you ni (BARABARA BARABARA) SUPATTARINGU no you ni (BARABARA BARABARA)	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com Like constellations, nebulae, planets Scattered here and there, diffuse, sprinkled Like eternal cells Scattered here and there, diffuse, sprinkled Just like a pointillist painting Like the painting technique of spattering[1]
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com My real me is scattered (BARABARA BARABARA) My real me is scattered (BARABARA BARABARA)	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com My real me is scattered (scattered, scattered) My real me is scattered (scattered, scattered)
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com arui wa kou mo omou watashi kuusou shomotsu ni yotte aru mono watashi gensou shoseki ni yotte iru mono watashi genjuu jiten ni yotte henka shitsudzuke watashi anata no yume de naru mono	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com Or possibly you could think of it like this: I am that which exists in accordance with an imaginary book I am the one who exists in accordance with an illusory publication[2] I continue to change in accordance with the Book of Imaginary Beings[3] I am the one who transforms in your dreams[4]
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com arui wa	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com Or...
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com watashi anata no mesen de sonzai shi watashi anata no kotoba de kataru mono watashi anata no chikara de undou shi watashi anata no yume de naru mono	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com I am the one who exists in your gaze And speaks with your words I am the one who moves under your power And transforms in your dreams
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com aa maboroshi mugen no watashi no watashi wa watashi no mesen de naru mono	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com Ah, my illusory, fantastical me Is the one who transforms in my gaze
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com watashi no watashi wa watashi no jintai toshokan	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com My me is my human body library
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com watashi no watashi wa watashi no watashi no watashi wa watashi no watashi no watashi wa watashi no achikochi BARABARA aruaru BARABARA watashi no watashi wa watashi no achikochi BARABARA aruaru BARABARA watashi no watashi wa watashi no...	Lyrics from Animelyrics.com My me is my My me is my My me is my Here and there, scattered, of course, scattered My me is my Here and there, scattered, of course, scattered My me is my...

[1] The word at the beginning of this line in the kanji lyrics, "gahou" ("painting technique") is not sung--it's evidently just there to disambiguate what sense "spattering" is meant in.

[2] Japanese has two verbs for "to be," "aru" for inanimate objects and "iru" for animate objects. (This is an oversimplification, but it's good enough for the purposes of this footnote.) The speaker refers to themselves using "aru" in the second line of this stanza, as if they were an inanimate object, while in the third line they use "iru." The shift from "I am that which..." to "I am the one who..." is intended to reflect this distinction. On a side note, the second line may be a bit of a call-back to Watashi Kuusou Seimeitai.

[3] The words "genjuu jiten" used in this line are the Japanese title of Jorge Luis Borges's book Manual de zoología fantástica (1957), translated into English as the Book of Imaginary Beings in 1969.

[4] Literally, "I am the one who becomes in your dreams," and if the grammar of that sounds off to you, it's because the original Japanese is grammatically weird as well, using a particle that doesn't typically go along with the verb for "to become."

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