SHAMBARA¹
daremo
ga sagashimotomeru risou no sekai
Everybody seeks for an ideal world
Everybody seeks for an ideal world
soko wa SHAMBARA
this place is Shambala
kimi
wa mada kimi wo korose wa shinai
You still can't kill yourself
You still can't kill yourself
kimi
no me ni utsuru mono subete kowashite shimae
break everything that are reflected into your eyes
break everything that are reflected into your eyes
aoi
sora ni te wo nobashite
and raise your hands to the blue sky
and raise your hands to the blue sky
jyakusha wa sukui motomeru kakuu no sekai
weak people search for salvation in this fiction world
soko wa SHAMBARA
This place is Shambala
boku
wa mada ai wo utae wa shinai
I still can't sing about love
I still can't sing about love
boku
no te ni nigiru kono koe mo tsubushite shimae
[so] I'll smash this voice that I hold into my hands
[so] I'll smash this voice that I hold into my hands
shiroi
se ni hikari wo abite
and bath my white body² with light
and bath my white body² with light
Let’s die…
zetsubou sanka ten takaku hibikase utaeyo
A hymn of desperate, echoes high in the sky
fuck
na risou fuck
na uso
fuck'ing ideals, fuck'ing lies
fuck'ing ideals, fuck'ing lies
hametsu
e mukau jinsei wa the
end
face the ruin in the end of life
face the ruin in the end of life
yamanai shiki no sora wa kimi ni shizumu taiyou
The four-seasons-sky will not stop, the sun is falling for you
shinu
koto mo yurusezu ni
not even the death will be allowed
not even the death will be allowed
SHAMBARA
kimi wa mada kimi wo aise wa shinai
You sill can't love yourself
boku
wa mada ai wo utae wa shinai
I
still can't sing about love
soko
ni mata namida afureteru
and the tears are falling again
and the tears are falling again
hello…
atarashii
new
hello…
sekai e
world
sekai e
world
tadoritsuita
koko ga
we are finally here
we are finally here
SHAMBARA
[in]
Shambala
Translator
notes:
¹Shambala,
Shambhala or Shamballa, is a mystic place quoted in sacred texts and
present in lots of oriental traditions. Shambala comes from Sanskrit
and means "place of peace" or "place of silence".
(...) Buddhist texts say that Shambhala can be reached only through a
long and arduous journey through violent deserts and mountains, and
warns that only those who are called and have the necessary spiritual
preparation will be able to find it. Others will find only storms and
empty mountains, or death. (Source: brazilian website Tô
no Cosmos; Wikipédia)
²
it not says “body” it says “back”, but I think “body”
sounds better in english.