Haru no Uta 春の歌 (исполнитель: Spitz)
Romaji: Omoi ashi de [bad word] michi o kita Toge no [bad word] yabu o kakiwakete kita Tabe rare-souna subete o tabeta Nagai [bad word] o kugurinuketa toki Minarenai iro ni tsutsuma rete itta Jitsuwa mada hajimatta tokodatta `Dō demo ii' toka son'na kotoba de yogareta Kokoro ima hanate [bad word] no uta Ai to kibou yori mae ni hibiku [bad word] ka? Tooi sora ni [bad word] kimi ni mo Heikina kao de kanari muri shi teta koto Sakebitainoni kenmei ni hohoenda koto Asa no hikari ni sarasa rete iku Wasurekaketa hontou wa wasuretakunai Kimi no na o [bad word] [bad word] no uta Ai mo kibou mo tsukuri [bad word] [bad word] na Dokomademo tsudzuku kono michi o [bad word] iku yo [bad word] no mama de hitori Maboroshi janaku [bad word] iku [bad word] no uta Ai to kibou yori mae ni hibiku [bad word] ka? Tooi sora ni [bad word] kimi ni mo [bad word] no uta Ai mo kibou mo tsukuri [bad word] [bad word] na Dokomademo tsudzuku kono michi o Translation: Song of Spring I [bad word] to a muddy road with heavy feet I [bad word] through the bushes with thorns I ate everything that I could have eaten As I went through a long tunnel I was shrouded by unfamiliar colors It was at that place that everything begun "It doesn't matter." I kept such a stained word inside me Now i'll shoot my own heart The song of spring Echoing before love and hope Can you hear me? Even you are reflected in the distant sky It's quite impossible to keep a straight face I smiled so hard that I wanted to cry As we exposed ourselves to the morning light Things that I had forgotten But I really didn't want to forget them So i'll write your name down The song of spring Creating love for the first time Don't [bad word] it This road that goes wherever Let's keep walking The monkey remains alone This is not an illusion Let's keep walking The song of spring Echoing before love and hope Can you hear me? Even you are reflected in the distant sky The song of spring Creating love for the first time Don't [bad word] it This road that goes wherever