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馬鹿みたい
馬鹿みたい 子供なのね
夢を追って傷ついて
嘘が下手なくせに 笑えない笑顔みせた
I love youも ろくに言わない
口下手でほんまに不器用
なのになのにどうして サヨナラは言えたの
だめだね だめよ だめなのよ
あんたが 好きで好きすぎて
どれだけ 強いお酒でも
歪まない思い出が 馬鹿みたい
馬鹿みたい 本当バカね
あんた信じるばかりで
強い女のふり 切なさの夜風浴びる
一人になって ３年が過ぎ
街並みさえも 変わりました
なのになのにどうして 未練だけ置き去り
ほんまに ロクな男やない
揃いの指輪 はずします
ざまあみろ せいせいするわ
いい加減 待ってても 馬鹿みたい
だめだね だめよ だめなのよ
あんたが 好きで好きすぎて
どれだけ 強いお酒でも
歪まない思い出が 馬鹿みたい
ほんまに ロクな男やない
揃いの指輪 はずします
ざまあみろ せいせいするわ
なんなのよ この涙 馬鹿みたい
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Natalia Arlovskaya on Tor, 06/02/2025 - 17:35
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So Foolish*
So foolish*. You are a child.
Chased dreams and got hurt.
Even though you’re a bad at lies, you showed me a humourless smile.
You can’t even say “I love you”.
You’re really clumsy and bad with words.
Even so, even so, why could you say “goodbye”?
This is no good. No good. No good at all.
I love you, I love you too much.
No matter how strong the drink,
the memories are never muddied; what a fool.
So foolish. Truly stupid.
All I did was believe in you;
pretending to be a strong woman, showered in a sorrowful night wind.
It’s been over 3 years since I became alone.
Even the cityscape has changed.
Even so, even so, why are only my regrets left behind?
You truly are not a good man.
I take off the ring we bought together.
“This is what you deserve!” I feel relieved.
Even if I wait forever, it’s so foolish.
This isn’t good. No good. No good at all.
I love you, I love you too much.
No matter how strong the drink,
the memories aren’t muddied; what a fool.
You truly are not a good man.
I take off the ring we bought together.**
It’s what I deserve. I feel relieved.
What are these tears? I’m so foolish.
Gäst 2019-01-21✕
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*”Baka mitai” is a good example of sounding good in Japanese and sounding not as awesome when literally translated to any of “I look like a fool”, “I seem so stupid”, “I’m like an idiot”, etc etc etc. So made it into “so foolish”, which is what it can mean in some contexts.
**“I take off the ring we bought together” is literally just “I take off the set ring”. As in, a ring that came in a set (of two most likely, with whoever he’s singing about). However, just writing “set ring” seemed confusing and awkward, so I went with something that basically means the same thing.
It’s kinda weird about who is talking about who. The lyrics are super feminine, but is sung by the guys. lol switch some pronouns around with the I’s and You’s and can probably get similar song.