aishiteta to nageku niwa amarinimo toki wa sugite shimatta mada kokoro no hokorobi wo iyasenu mama kaze ga fuiteru hitotsu

no me de asu wo mite hitotsu no me de kinou wo mitsumeteru kimi no ai no yurikago de mou ichido yasurakani nemuretara kawaita hitomi de dareka naite kure The real folk blues honto no kanashimi ga shiritai dake doro no kawa ni tsukatta jinsei mo waruku wa nai ichido kiri de owaru nara kibou ni michita zetsubou to wana ga shikakerareteru kono chansu nani ga yokute warui no ka koin no omote to ura mitaida doredake ikireba iyasareru no darou The real folk blues honto no yorokobiga shiritai dake hikaru mono no subete ga ougon towa kagiranai The real folk blues honto no kanashimi ga shiritai dake doro no kawa ni tsukatta jinsei mo waruku wa nai ichido kiri de owaru nara http://lyrics.wikia.com/The_Seatbelts:The_Real _Folk_Blues

nageku = to sigh, lament Amarinimo= too much, excessive Hokorobi = open seam, tear Iyasu= to fix, cure (x_X, iyasu + nu = iyasu + nai; zu ni = naide, but who does that) Yurikago = cradle Yasuraka = peaceful, tranquil Tsukaru = to be submerged, to be soaked in Waruku wa nai = warukunai but more formal? Wana = trap Shikakeru = to lay mines, to set traps Omote = front, head of a coin Ura = back (of a coin) Doredake = how long, how much, to what extent Ougon = golden Ni kagiru = the best, there is nothing better than There has (regrettably) been too much time to lament our past love. As the wind blows, still the tears in my heart arent healed

I look at tomorrow with one eye; I gaze upon yesterday with one eye. With the cradle of your love I may sleep peacefully again. Someone please cry for me with dried eyes The real folk blues, I just want to know true sadness. Submerged in a river of mud, like isnt bad if it ends having ended once. Despair full of hope, this chance is laying traps. What is good and bad? Its like the front and back of one coin. How long will I have to live until Im cured? The real folk blues, I just want to know true joy. Everything that shines isnt limited to being golden.