Difference between revisions of "THE FATAL BELIEVER"
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Can you see it? The jet black earth gushed | Can you see it? The jet black earth gushed | ||
The false evidence | The false evidence is boiling out, hypocrisy, isn't it wonderful? | ||
I've been tainted - You are stunning and I just want you. | I've been tainted - You are stunning and I just want you. | ||
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And destroy their thought | And destroy their thought | ||
Get hysterical | Get hysterical | ||
|Translator= Emi Yamada | |||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
=== Lyrics === | === Lyrics === | ||
* The album booklet | * The album booklet and its band score contain two mistakes: | ||
: In the refrains second line, {{JP|深く|fukaku}} is mistakenly written twice. This was corrected in the band score's sheet lyrics. | : In the refrains second line, {{JP|深く|fukaku}} is mistakenly written twice. This was corrected in the band score's sheet lyrics. | ||
: At the end of the same line, {{JP|いま|ima}} is missing. This was also corrected in the band score's sheet lyrics, with the word being written in parentheses. | : At the end of the same line, {{JP|いま|ima}} is missing. This was also corrected in the band score's sheet lyrics, with the word being written in parentheses. | ||
* | * As the English translation is based on the kanji, it doesn't reflect these mistakes. | ||
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Revision as of 20:35, 26 March 2022
| Lyrics | ||
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| Japanese | Rōmaji | Translation |
見えているかい?噴き出した漆黒の大地 |
Miete iru kai? Fukidashita shikkoku no daichi |
Can you see it? The jet black earth gushed |
| These lyrics were translated by Emi Yamada. | ||
Trivia
Lyrics
- The album booklet and its band score contain two mistakes:
- In the refrains second line, 深く (fukaku) is mistakenly written twice. This was corrected in the band score's sheet lyrics.
- At the end of the same line, いま (ima) is missing. This was also corrected in the band score's sheet lyrics, with the word being written in parentheses.
- As the English translation is based on the kanji, it doesn't reflect these mistakes.