tengoku
no otoko
words by
Kyoko Fukuyama
music by Yoshiki Fukuyama
sung by Yoshiki Fukuyama
from the Humming Bird album, “123 (one two three)”
shitterukai
tengoku no otoko wo
kurofuku no sagatanaki otoko wo
sono koe wa kaze ni nai sono uta ha subete wo sukutta
yarikirenai
yoru ni arawareta otoko
wa
mienai me de warai mienai
mono wo miru
mukou
kara tengoku no otoko ga
yatte kuru kuraku semai michi
sore chigau shunkan ni suri nukete tamashii no naka
yarikirenai
yoru ni arawareta otoko
wa
dokokade kiita koe dokokade
mita kao datta
shitterukai
tengoku no otoko wo
kurofuku no sagatanaki otoko wo
sono koe wa kaze ni nai sono uta ha subete wo sukutta
yarikirenai
yoru ni arawareta otoko
wa
dokokade
kiita koe dokokade mita
kao datta |
Heaven’s Man
Translation by Alinda Sue
A heaven’s man I know, a dark clothing shape of a man
That voice becomes the wind, that song saved all
The man who appeared in the night that could not be
carried through
He laughs by the eye that cannot be seen,
He sees the thing that cannot be seen
The heaven’s man from over there, he comes by the
dark narrow road
In the passing moment, passes through within the soul
The man who appeared in the night that could not be
carried through
Somewhere heard a voice; also somewhere the face was seen
A heaven’s man I know, a dark clothing shape of a man
That voice becomes the wind, that song saved all
The man who appeared in the night that could not be
carried through
Somewhere heard a voice; also somewhere the face was seen
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