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よるの六
07:12
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餞の唄
05:39
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十八日目
08:46
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glimpse
06:08
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5. |
天の赤道
15:50
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Ten no Sekido
Swinging like a pendulum
On the verge of consciousness
A white and blue frozen star
Is gazing at the trace of a distant sun
The place where he can only go alone
Wishing for this one, who was born into this world
To exist in a pure place within
Walking, it seems that someone is calling out
Tottering steps
As these legs haven't moved for years
A dark and profound tale
Returns, worn down, without a sound
As if drifting into sleep
She let tears fall but once
How beautifully the sky is colored from yellow to purple
She wants to tell of that
Where are you?
Do you know?
For we break down, may we remain
Calling out, please
please
please
please
please
please
please
please...
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6. |
詠唱
04:06
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la scène 裸身 Tokyo, Japan
"la scène" is a French word the band uses to represent the Japanese word 裸身 "rashin" meaning "naked body." They are a duo
made up of female vocalist/bassist Saya and male guitarist Eiji.
Eiji has played guitar on two Boris tracks, track 4 on the compilation Up Jumped the Devil - Tribute to Robert Johnson, "Me and the Devil Blues" (2000), as well as track 7 on Attention Please, "Aileron" (2011).
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