Speech turned Song
I don't understand this list. Can we add monologues/dialogues? Or they supposed to be like poems?
Here are definitions:
"Frame Stories and Dialogues" - it's about songs that contain some frame story (which often is a dialogue) or interrupted/introduced/ending with some (often but not necessarily spoken) dialogue or spoken words of any kind.
"Speech turned Song" - it's about songs (almost) entirely consisting of (sung/rapped) dialogue.
So, "Parole, parole" and "Fairytale of New York" are almost entirely dialogues, and not songs including short dialogues, so they fit better into the latter.
I have some one who knows Japanese explain what it meant in a comment in one of the transliterations they use a lot of casual speech and the song is written as an F-You towards there last producer
Ah, thanks for pointing that out.
But it using colloquial language also doesn't necessarily make it fit the collection.
So I'd prefer to wait until there is a translation available.
As you can see from the songs added and from the explanation above, this collection is about songs where two or more people talk to each other (in spoken, sung or rapped form).
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/spongebob-squarepants-ost-kharchang-e-gho... A translation is currently being worked on but I think later in the song the singers are clearly talking to each other with out singing
The translation is not finished but from what is finished it's clear the singers are talking to each other
Is this one fitting? It's a dialogue, he speaks and she sings.