島唄 Shima uta [GACKT].flv

Artist: GACKT
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Deigo no hana ga saki
Kaze wo yobi arashi ga kita
Deigo ga sakimidare
Kaze wo yobi arashi ga kita
Kurikaesu kanashimi wa
Shima wataru nami no you
Uuji no mori de
Anata to deai
Uuji no shita de
Chiyo ni sayonara
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Tori to tomo ni umi wo watare
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Todokete okure watashi no namida
Deigo no hana mo chiri
Saza nami ga yureru dake
Sasayakana shiawase wa
Utakata no nami no hana
Uuji no mori de
Utatta tomo yo
Uuji no shita de
Yachiyo no wakare
Shimau uta yo kaze ni nori
Tori to tomo ni umi wo watare
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Todokete okure watashi no ai wo
Umi yo uchuu yo
Kami yo inochi yo
Kono mama towa ni yuunagi wo
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Tori to tomo ni umi wo watare
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Todokete okure watashi no namida
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Tori to tomo ni umi wo watare
Shima uta yo kaze ni nori
Todokete okure watashi no ai wo

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Music

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• japan

[Soehnle29]

Is this a religious song?

[MrHirosendai]

@Soehnle29: This is not a religious song. Written by Kazufumi Miyazawa, the lead singer of the band - The Boom, this song has been covered by many artists, including Gackt. This song is associated with the stories and memories of Okinawa during the World War II.

[micchi55]

GACKT さんを知ってから約1ヶ月です。

数多くの楽曲を見て・聞きましたが、

私の魂を揺さぶったのは、

「12月のLove Song」の PV と(LIVE ではない）、

この perfomance です。

UPに感謝します。　

[MrHirosendai]

@micchi55:　コメントありがとうございました。ぼくのも一番すきな歌です。

[hamidayobay]

ラジオ沖縄で小さい頃じいちゃん、ばあちゃんが三線弾いて、唄を­歌っている環境で育ったと言っていました。沖縄出身でありがとう­。GACKTさんは沖縄の誇りです。

[12TAOS]

Listen up! We Japanese people!

[ngamonyuki]

Gacktハモリもうまいな

[givemesomething]

ガクト、沖縄出身だからな。



[kalavinka1]

just wanted to comment that The Boom is not Okinawan but they are Okinawan influenced and that Gackt is Okinawan raised in Japan so it's kind of ironic... unfortunately I don't keep up with Okinawan musicians so I can't name those in the video other than one of the female singers is from Nenes. In the intro, the ladies are singing a bit from "Tinsagu Nu Hana", a very famous Okinawan folk song. The guy playing sanshin however is Sadao China, as is noted on the credits.