| 園崎詩音(雪野五月) - you ／ thanks(ひぐらしのなく頃に) 音質修正版 （STEREO） |
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園崎詩音(雪野五月) - you ／
thanks(ひぐらしのなく頃に)
音質修正版
2007年08月30日
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目明し編EDテーマ
曲目
00:00 ～ you
（作詞：雪野五月／作曲：
dai／編曲：OdiakeS）
04:06 ～ thanks
（作詞：雪野五月／作曲：
dai／編曲：dai）
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■日本語 歌詞
「you」
唄/作詞･雪野五月 作曲･dai
伝えてこの想い 風よ 星よ
信じて待っている事を
気づけば満点の星 君も見上げて
るのかな？
解き放たれた私に 授けられた純
白の
翼でも待っているわ 君との約束
を終えてるから
届けてこの想い 風よ 星よ
全てを包み込むこの光
守ってこの想い 風よ 星よ
見つけてもらう為の瞬き
もし帰って来たならば ちょっぴ
り拗ねてみたいの
君の困った顔が 堪らなく愛しい
から
そして優しく抱きしめるの はに
かんだ顔見たいから
伝えてこの想い 風よ 星よ
信じて待っている事を
見つめてこの想い 風よ 星よ
私の変わりにその日まで
翼が羽ばたきたがる 君の元舞い
降りたいと
それでも私は待っているわ 巡り
逢えるその日まで
Tags : 雪野五月 ひぐらしのなく頃に you thanks 鳥肌注意法発令 皆で泣こうぜ 詩音株急上昇 STEREO |
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Affichage : 310612
Durée : 427 s |
| Thanks, Tobacco: You Killed My Mom |
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This video was created over a one-year
period. At first, it was just random use of a
video camera, plus a few pictures taken
during a visit in September of 2006. Of
course, this was before we knew that Mom had
a collapsed lung. She went in for tests, and
it was discovered that she had Stage IV Lung
Cancer. As we learned of the cancer diagnosis
in October of 2006, we tried to get Mom down
to California (from Niagara Falls, Ontario,
Canada). It was a race against logistics and
paperwork (i.e. obtaining documentation in
order to cross a border and travel), which we
unfortunately lost. Mom suffered a stroke,
ironically on the same day as she received
her birth certificate, which would have
allowed her to travel to Southern California.
The stroke left her left side completely
paralyzed, and she was stuck in the hospital,
no longer the independent woman she once was.
We were summoned to fly up immediately, as we
were told by her doctors that her death would
not be far behind. Mom proved them all wrong,
and lived for four more months. Of course,
the quality of life was minimal at best.
There was no treatment, since the cancer was
discovered so late, and due to the stroke. We
have since learned that often times, a biopsy
can knock loose cancerous material within a
tumor, which can cause a stroke. It was
extremely difficult to watch her suffering in
a hospital bed, and wondering why her last
months had to be made that much worse due to
the stroke. So, Mom never did get to come see
where we live in California. We continued to
videotape the entire ordeal, so that family
(who couldn't be with us at that time) could
see everything. We ended up with
approximately 90 minutes of raw footage,
which has been edited down to the 10 minutes
allowed here. First, we have done this to
honor Mom's last wishes: tell people not to
smoke. Second, we have completed this very
emotional project to honor her memory, and to
help us as we continue through the grieving
process. Finally, we are aware that much of
the anti-smoking media is not so real to
life--it doesn't show the suffering, what the
families go through, and the pain that
cigarettes actually cause. This documentary
is "non-Hollywood". We have omitted certain
things that one might find offensive,
including her IV, vomiting, bodily functions,
and her actual death itself, which was
obviously painful. Instead, we have brought
many different segments together, which still
conveys our overall message: DON'T SMOKE!
In a letter dated September 24, 2006, from
Mom:
"Try not to worry about my health. I go for a
CAT-SCAN on October 4th. I should have the
results about a week later. The appointments
are taking a long time, so I must not be in
such dire shape, or they would rush them. I'm
glad you never really had the desire to
smoke. What do your lungs look like after all
of those years of second-hand smoke? I can't
wait to see you and Patti more often. Gotta
go for now. Love Forever, Mom"
To conclude, one can compare smoking
cigarettes to a slow-motion car accident. At
any time, you can get out of the car before
it crashes. It is your choice. Furthermore,
you may be driving your own car, but please
remember that you take passengers along for
the ride.
Tags : Cigarettes Lung Cancer Stroke Government Sponsored Drug Death illness hospital educational last wish family parent son |
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Affichage : 252011
Durée : 598 s |
| VIOLETA PARRA - Gracias a la vida ( Thanks to the life) |
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Discografía/Discography :
http://discosvioleta.blogspot.com
http://discosvioleta.blogspot.com/
http://discosvioleta.blogspot.com/
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Web Oficial : http://www.violetaparra.cl
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ENGLISH BIOGRAPHY
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Violeta del Carmen Parra Sandoval (October
14, 1917 - February 5, 1967) was a notable
Chilean folklorist. She set the basis for
"The New Song" (La Nueva Canción chilena), a
renewal of Chilean folk music. Parra was born
in San Carlos, province of Ñuble, a small
town in southern Chile. She was involved in
the leftist movement and the Chilean
Socialist Party. She established the first
Peña, (now known as la Peña de los Parra).
A peña is a social and political community
center. The word is Spanish for "hard rock."
There are now many peñas throughout Chile,
Latin America, and in North America, Europe,
and Australia. They serve the expat
communities that fled Chile after the
CIA-backed coup of 1973 that overthrew
Salvador Allende's democratically elected
socialist administration.
Violeta Parra is a member of the prolific
Parra family. Her brother is the notable
modern poet, Nicanor Parra. Her son, Ángel
Parra, and her daughter, Isabel Parra, are
also important figures in the development of
Nueva Canción in Chile.
She committed suicide at the age of fifty.
Her most famous song, Gracias A la Vida, was
popularized in the US by Joan Baez. It
remains one of the most covered Latin
American songs in history.
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LYRIC : Thanks to life
( Violeta Parra)
Thanks to life, which has given me so much
It has given me two eyes, and when I open
them
I clearly distinguish black from white
And in the high sky, its starry depths,
And from the crowds, the man that I love.
Thanks to life, which has given me so much
It has given me hearing, which in all its
breadth Day and night records crickets and
canaries,Hammers, turbines, barking, dark
clouds,And the tender voice of my beloved
one.
Thanks to life, which has given me so much
It has given me sound and the alphabet
And with it the words to think and speak
Mother, friend, brother, and the light that
brightens The path of the soul of my loved
one.
Thanks to life, which has given me so much
It has kept my tired feet walking
With them I walked through cities and
puddles,Beaches and deserts, mountains and
plains And your house, your street and your
courtyard.
Thanks to life, which has given me so much
It gave me my heart, which shakes its frame
When I look at the fruit of the human brain
When I look at good ones so far from bad ones
When I look at the bottom of your light-color
eyes.
Thanks to life, which has given me so much
It has given me laughter and it has given me
tears Thus I distinguish between joy and
pain,
They are all elements of my song
and of all your songs, which is the same song
and of everyone's song, which is my own song.
Tags : Violeta del Carmen Parra chile chilena violeta parra folckore chileno compositora gracias la vida THANKS TO THE LIFE Joan Baez grandes chilenos de historia folck folklorist The New Song Latin America Volver los 17 Run se fue pa´l Norte arriba quemando el sol Qué pena siente alma Casamiento negros Museo Louvre París artista plástica poeta Clarisa Sandoval Cantos campesinos Chante Du Monde Unión Soviética musica 18 septiembre fiestras patrias http discosvioleta blogspot com viioleta musique |
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Durée : 265 s |
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