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Enjoy listening to Issaigassaiyomosueda - 一切合財、世も末だ / 友川かずき (Nothing left but the End of this World or more accurate translated as All Things must pass even this world) by Kazuki Tomokawa. All Credits for the translation to http://longdream.wordpress.com (Alex Fyffe)

I saw a big, red dog that was depressed.
He was headed toward the mountain with a child.
He was panting and shaking, but it sometimes looked like he was smiling.

We're born into this life vacantly gaping.
We leave this life creaking and cracking.

Flowers bloom every spring,
The mountains and rivers are majestic,

But I just want to shoot myself
In my small and shadowed heart.

All things must pass, even this world.

The depressed dog, actually, the blue sky,
And only my thoughts are full of darkness.

I defend and I attack
Without a dream to hold on to,
But only this process lets me speak out.

We're born into this life vacantly gaping.
We leave this life creaking and cracking.

絶望する大きな赤い犬を見たでぁ。
子供と連れ立って山の方さ行ったでぁ。
あえぎふるえるその顔は、時々笑っているようにさえも見えたでぁ。

ポカリポカリ、生まれた命だ。
カクンカクン、息絶えた命だ。

幾度春来て花咲いても、
山河が尊く潤んでも、

鉛の弾をぶち込みたい、
かすんでちんけな胸ばかり。

一切合財、世も末だ。

絶望する犬は、実は青空で、
観念だけがまっくら闇に充ちている。

守りだの攻めるだのと、
手に乗せる夢すらなく、
途中経過だけが力強く語らせていく。

ポカリポカリ、生まれた命だ。
カクンカクン、息絶えた命だ。

流れるなんで言わないで、何かやてみせてくれ。
歯車みたいに擦り切れて、立ってるだけじゃ能なしだ。

一切合財、世も末だ。

絶望する犬に眠ってしまいたい事がある。
重い空を認めて抱えてしまった日に、

生家のことだけがくっきりと浮かんでくる。
その道は吹雪の空へと続いている。

ポカリポカリ、生まれた命だ。
カクンカクン、息絶えた命だ。

明るい声に涙する。
八手の葉っぱがばさりばさり。

悪だの正義だのない。
どっちをおのれが怖いか、だ。

一切合財、世も末だ。

こ、こ、故郷、見捨てられた夢よ。
こ、こ、故郷、見捨てられた夢よ。

Don't tell me why you're drifting, let me see you do something.
You just stand around brain dead, like a rusted gear.

All things must pass, even this world.

The depressed dog has longed to fall asleep.
The day I realized I was holding up the heavy sky,

I had a clear image of my childhood home.
This path leads into the snow storm.

We're born into this life vacantly gaping.
We leave this life creaking and cracking.

There are tears in a cheerful voice.
The leaves of the fatsia fall in clumps.

There is no right or wrong.
I don't know which scares me more.

All things must pass, even this world.

My hometown, my abandoned dreams.
My hometown, my abandoned dreams.

Further reading:
www.kazukitomokawa.com
www.lafautedesfleurs.com