Tsukumo no Saiun
Glowing Clouds of the Tsukumo
Album / Collection: Namine Ritsu
Music by Fuji (141hP)
(Bass: Haruchin
Piano: GOTS
Voice manipulation: cilia
Illustration: sakakidani
Movie: Oka)
Sung by Namine Ritsu
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm22254089
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Lyrics from Animelyrics.comsabitsuita sekai
shuuen no kibou wo motomete
kawaita chi wo hashiridasu
kegareta sora no shita de
zankoku na genjitsu ga machiuketeru
ubawaretsuzukeru risou no mirai
kono te de ima kaeru yo
kowareteiku kono sekai de
muda na arasoi wo tsuzuketemo
nani mo kaerenai mirai
hakanai inochi* ga ubaware
osoikakaru kono zetsubou ni
hitori de idonde tachimukatteiku yo
meguri meguru toki no naka kudakeochiru honoo
itami hashiru genjitsu wo koko de owaraseru
wazuka na jikan ga kaketeiku naka
kaete miseru unmei
kuzureteiku kono sekai ni
tachihadagaru kono kurayami wo
kono te de kirisakitsuzuke
hakanai inochi ga ubaware
osoikakaru kono zetsubou ni
nomikomaretemo kitto
hitori dake ja kono sekai wo
hitori dake ja kono mirai wo
nani hitotsu kaerenai no?
tsukumo no ame ga furisosogi
sabitsuita machi ga toketeiku
kuroi sekai ga ...
kuzurekaketa kono sekai ga
mabayui hikari wo tokihanatsu
sora ni wa saiun ga mieru
osoikakaru kono zetsubou wo
risou no mirai ni kaeteiku yo
zutto ikiteikunda ...
ikiteikunda ...
The word "tsukumo" likely comes from the Japanese expression "tsukumogami", which refers to the white hair of an old woman (or an old woman with such hair), and probably describes similarly wispy clouds.
* In both instances, the kanji are written as "seimei" but read as "inochi".
Transliterated by Yu Puffin
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