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B'z - Mugon no Promise
i have B'z MONSTER album since mid of this year but never got to listen to each song carefully.. then when i was listening to Mugon no Promise i suddenly hear sometime that i COMPLETELY understood. the monologue part is in TAGALOG!!! hahahaha. i was in complete shock.. and now, literally NOW, it's on repeat. LoL.
here's the lyrics from Lyrics Book monologue Ang ulap ay laging nag-iiba ng itsura May *masarap na *hangin na dumadaan At ang lagi kong *inaalala ay IKAW translation The clouds are always changing their shape There's a gentle wind that passes by And I'm always worrying about YOU my direct translation (coz the one above is a made to be dramatic, hehehe) The clouds are always changing shape There's a cool breeze that's passing by And the person I'm always thinking of is YOU ** footnotes masarap = literally means sweet.. so when used to describe something, the meaning changes to but with similar trait. hangin = breeze, wind. inaalala = could mean worrying or thinking, just a difference with how you say it. but it believe thinking is more approriate here. ********** am just going crazy with this song... lol. |
whoa! that's really interesting...I wonder how they ended up doing that?
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B'z are so cool :) Inaba does random other languages in songs sometimes... i read once that he writes alot of his lyrics in english first, THEN translates them into japanese. His way of practicing his english, i suppose :)
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yeah. but it really surprised me that tagalog was used... i never heard of any tagalog monologue or inserts.. only from Black Eyed Peas... hehehe.
oh! i kinda forgot that MASARAP can also mean DELICIOUS.. i think that's the best word to use as translation instead of SWEET. hehehe. do you know any other languages he used in their other songs? |
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