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Kareki ni mizu wo deisui ni utsuru kimi wa mou
Yume yo kibou yo oozora ni egaita risou
Jounetsu no kurenai ai shite yamanai kimi wa mou
Ame yori amai risou wa tada no risou
No one wants the present
yubi wo sashite sayonara goku ni mukerareta tsumetai juukou ni ai wo
Kurenai KOOTO no kono ko mo oshitsukerareta ima wo dakikakae namida wo namikomu
naze? naze? kurikaesareru nido to ien ai
Naze? naze? kurikaesareru kareta kokoro ni
Love, tenderness, freedom, and peace
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But, he does sound really pissed about the whole thing.
Maybe a death of a child, that he never got to see?
That would explain 'the water for the dead tree' thing.
If you think about it, the trees are our children, It's our responsibility to take care of them.
Even the dead need recognition sometime down the road.
Maybe he is saying 'I still care'.
And the end, is him not being able to take it and killing himself at the end.
I can relate to this song through this interpretation...
This of course was one of the nastiest battles of WWII, wherein the Soviet and Nazi forces had a standoff in the city of Stalingrad. If the city had fallen to the Nazis, undoubtedly, the USSR would have been unable to hold them back any further, and WWII might well have ended in the Axis's favor.
Victory however came at a very high cost to the citizens of Stalingrad, as the city was under siege for months, with artilleries firing night and day. The civilians were forced to take refuge in the basement of an Orthodox Cathedral (shown in the video), where a good number of them died of starvation and extreme cold during the winter standoff. Yet due to the bravery of the Soviet Forces at Stalingrad, the city held strong, and the Nazis never took it.
I think we all owe those brave men and women of Stalingrad a large debt of gratitude for all they have done.
Anyone else recommend any J bands?
What does PV mean?
Also, I think there's a lot of stuff to do with war and relationships and how they get affected as well.
In the end I guess this is why so many of Kyo's lyrics are open to interpretation; he likes to make you think