Sayonara by Orangerange official video

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sora wo miagete means look up into the sky

Orange Range

Naoto Hiroyama - guitar (born May 8, 1983)
Ryo Miyamori - low vocals (born October 1, 1985)
Yamato Ganeko - high vocals (born January 14, 1984)
Yoh Miyamori - bass (born December 11, 1983)
Hiroki Hokama - mid-range vocals (born June 29, 1983)

History

The band has roots in the Okinawa area of Japan. The area is famous for being the home of many well known acts.[1] Before they were signed by a major label, Orange Range played mostly in small art houses and clubs until they were found by a record agent. The band is mix of Pop and Rock style music as can be heard by the vocals and the instrumentals. Their style is also made up of many different cultures and musical styles from around the world. This is attributed to their hometown being Okinawa, a well known station for American military bases and thus cultures and different styles often blend. Due to high sales of their works, Orange Range's singles are often attached to various movies, shows or Japanese products.[2] [3] This is usually seen as a sign of a band or singer having hit "the big time" in the Japanese media.

Originally, Orange Range was a cover band, doing mostly covers of songs by other artists. The band was started by childhood friends Kitao "Kat-chan" Kazuhito and Hiroyama Naoto, but Naoto has professed that Kazuhito was the one to come up with the idea of forming a band. Soon a longtime friend of Naoto, Miyamori Yoh, would join the band as a bassist. Unlike the current band members, the next band member to join, Hokama Hiroki, was relatively an "outsider" in the group of friends that made up the original band. Hiroki was also the first vocalist of the band. Next Miyamori Yoh invited his younger brother, Miyamori Ryo, to join the band as a low vocalist and the second overall vocalist. The band stayed like this for a few months before scouting high range vocalist, Ganeko Yamato to the band.

Between the time that Yamato joined and the band being signed to Spice Music's Japanese division, Orange Range mainly did covers of already famous singers and bands, like GLAY and Mr Children, for school concerts and for small art houses. In early 2002, the band was signed to Spice Music and released their first official commercial work, the mini-album "Orange Ball" which contained the single "Michishirube" which peaked at #250 on the Oricon charts. [4] It was around this time that the band finally left their home of Okinawa and began touring across the country and opening for various Japanese acts such as Do As Infinity.

Lyrics

Konya mo tsuki wa itsu mo no you ni beddo no naka no boku dake terashiteru
Koikogare hitori goto tsubuyaita
Makura no naka no sekai wa itsu mo kimi ga egao de boku ni utatteru
Kirei da ne mimimoto de sasayaita

Ano hi tojikometa kioku yobisamase asu ni muke mune wo hatte
Kono itoshi sa kureta anata no tame
Tobira wo akete susumi iku dake
"dai kirai da" to ka "dai suki da" tte
Ai shi atta futari ni kimi sayonara

Ima sara dakedo arigatou wo kimi e arigatou wo kimi e
Shizuka ni sotto sasaete kureteta ne
Jikan wo ima koete arigatoutte kimi e
Sunao ni nare nakute tojita mama datta kokoro no naka no arubamu hiroge
Boku ga mae muitara omoide tachi ga waratta

Hajimete mita no wa kyou to onaji hareta hi de
Karada no naka kara subete kowarete iku you na
Wazuka na kibou motte hisshi de kokuhaku shita n da
Jama wo suru semishigure
Kikoeta ka na? kedo kimi wa chiisaku waratte unazuita

Iranai namida nante nai tsuyoku nareru tame no kusuri sa
Kuru hazu no nai mirai na n da ka n da de boku wa waratte iru

Ima sara dakedo arigatou wo kimi e arigatou wo kimi e
Shizuka ni sotto sasaete kureteta ne
Jikan wo ima koete arigatoutte kimi e
Sunao ni nare nakute tojita mama datta kokoro no naka no arubamu hiroge
Boku ga mae muitara omoide tachi ga waratta

Futari de egaita mirai zu mo yuzuri aezu nagashita namida mo
Hora futari sankyaku no ashi ato dore mo muda na mono wa nai darou
Ai suru kimochi wa sutenai de ai sareru yorokobi wasurenai de
Egao no mama de ano hi no mama de waratteru kimi wa kirei dakara
Nakanai de nakanai de koe wo karashite todokeru yo
Aruki dashite aruki dashite omoide tachi wa soba ni iru yo
Subete idaite boku wa iku yo

Boku wa iku yo

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• sora
• wo
• miagete

[09accel09]

i dont know what if its a movie or just a music video..

[iorhtims]

the japanese believe that after you die, you wont move on to the after-life if you have any regrets or attatchments to the human world. When the girl turned out to be alive, and he saw that she was happy, his "burden" was lifted, and he was free to move on into death.

[uchiwa0kun]

OMG!!!!! SO SAD OMG T-T

[lotosnohana]

does anyone know where can i find english translation of this song? I like it very much and become very sensitive every time when I am watching this MV, beautiful

[seaofkinnereth]

かわいい。。。　だいすきです。

[MasamichiXX775]

Wow



[crghr242]

GREAT

Heart bleak

[TheMasanori0909]

@zenrei you're welcome!!!

dou like it???

[zenrei]

@TheMasanori0909 thank you for the translation!!

[Tobi2x4]

This video was incredibly well done. Even to those who don't speak Japanese, based on the visuals, tones, and overall feel of the video, people will understand that it's a tragic tale of love and life cut short, and moving on. It's hard for me to properly describe exactly how this video makes me feel, but it's something along the lines of depressingly hopeful.

[idylleable]

i love orange rangeee

[MrCheerfulPerson]

@iorhtims just exact same beliefs as in Indonesia

[ImTuneless]

This song gets me everytime :C