Requiem
平野義久 Lyrics


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Requiem
---齐豫---
There was a boy,
There was a girl
They walked in the house of dreams together
Lost in the sounds,
Freedom and happiness
They hoped the dream would last forever
He came when all the lights were shinning
He went away and the sky was falling
Dark shadow′s talking
He'll never come no more!
Never come no more!
Never hear again
The sound of the elephant′s call
He'll negver come no more!
Never com no more!
Never hear the song,
The sound of the elephant's call
There was a boy,
Just like anyone of us
He loved to sing away his sorrows
Lost in the crowd,
Ruching so madly around
He didn′t live to see tomorrow
He came when all the lights were shinning
He went away and the sky was falling
Dark shadows talking
He′ll never come no more!
Never come no more!
Never hear again
The sound of the elephant's call
He′ll negver come no more!
Never com no more!
Never hear the song,
The sound of the elephant's call
He′ll never come no more!
Never come no more!
Never hear again
The sound of the elephant's call
He′ll negver come no more!
Never com no more!
Never hear the song,
The sound of the elephant's call




He'll never come no more!
He′ll never come no more!

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Requiem" by 平野義久, sung by 齐豫, depict a tragic story of two individuals who find solace in each other's company within the realm of their shared dreams. The first verse introduces a boy and a girl who explore this house of dreams together, experiencing a sense of liberation and joy. They yearn for this dream to endure indefinitely, cherishing the sounds that accompany their harmonious existence.


However, a somber turn of events follows, as a metaphorical antagonist arrives during their period of happiness, symbolizing the cessation of their idyllic circumstances. The departure of this character initiates a series of unfortunate events, with the sky metaphorically falling. Dark shadows, representing a prevailing sense of despair, engage in conversation, indicating the irretrievable loss and subsequent silence that shrouds the singers.


The second verse further emphasizes the boy's relatable nature and his outlet for coping with his sorrows: singing. As he navigates through a chaotic and bustling crowd, he is unable to survive long enough to witness the promises of another day. The repetition of the phrase "He'll never come no more!" underscores the finality of his absence and the irreversible rupture caused by his premature departure.


Overall, "Requiem" conveys a poignant tale of dreams shattered, hopes crushed, and the silence that ensues in the aftermath of tragedy. It explores themes such as the fragility of happiness, the fleeting nature of existence, and the profound impact an individual can have on others before their untimely departure.


Line by Line Meaning

There was a boy,
Once upon a time, there was a young boy,


There was a girl
And there was also a young girl


They walked in the house of dreams together
They explored the realm of dreams hand in hand


Lost in the sounds,
They were captivated by the enchanting melodies


Freedom and happiness
Feeling the bliss of freedom and joy


They hoped the dream would last forever
They wished for the dream to never end


He came when all the lights were shinning
Then, a radiant figure appeared amidst the illumination


He went away and the sky was falling
But suddenly, he departed and darkness loomed overhead


Dark shadow's talking
Mysterious shadows whispered amidst the gloom


He'll never come no more!
Alas, he shall never return!


Never come no more!
Never to make his presence known again!


Never hear again The sound of the elephant's call
Never to hear the majestic roar of the elephant ever again


He'll never come no more!
He will forever be absent!


Never com no more!
Never to grace us with his presence again!


Never hear the song, The sound of the elephant's call
Never to listen to that melodic hymn, the elephant's call


There was a boy,
Once upon a time, there was a young boy,


Just like anyone of us
Who was just like any one of us


He loved to sing away his sorrows
He found solace in singing away his troubles


Lost in the crowd, Ruching so madly around
Amid the chaotic crowd, he felt overwhelmed


He didn't live to see tomorrow
Tragically, he did not live to witness another day


He came when all the lights were shinning
Once again, he appeared amidst the brilliant illumination


He went away and the sky was falling
Yet, he departed, and the sky seemed to crumble


Dark shadows talking
Whispering shadows emerged once more


He'll never come no more!
Sadly, he will never return!


Never come no more!
Never to make his presence known again!


Never hear again The sound of the elephant's call
Never to hear the majestic roar of the elephant ever again


He'll negver come no more!
He will forever be absent!


Never com no more!
Never to grace us with his presence again!


Never hear the song, The sound of the elephant's call
Never to listen to that melodic hymn, the elephant's call


He'll never come no more!
He will forever be absent!


Never come no more!
Never to make his presence known again!


Never hear again The sound of the elephant's call
Never to hear the majestic roar of the elephant ever again


He'll negver come no more!
He will forever be absent!


Never com no more!
Never to grace us with his presence again!


Never hear the song, The sound of the elephant's call
Never to listen to that melodic hymn, the elephant's call


He'll never come no more!
Alas, he shall never return!


He'll never come no more!
He will forever be absent!




Writer(s): Yoshihisa Hirano

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R productions

wow pretty cool mate! stil, Rex Tremendae is not here, then I got the OST wrong, I know it's by Hirano, do you know from which ost?

Contemporary Ongaku 現代音楽

It is present in the soundtrack CD album but not there. You can but it here: https://www.suruga-ya.jp/product/detail/120016870

Johnrudolph Eleponga

good in dark continent ark

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