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Niggas be willing to fuck a cat rather than fit women
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Da oggi ho il diritto di chiamarvi furry
Da oggi ho il diritto di chiamarti frocio
Meglio furry che finocchio
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Aversa
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Allora
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Datemi il nome dell'admin di sto canale che lo faccio saltare
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#ULTIMORA Papa: vaccino per ricchioni
cosa
COSA
Grand Café de Michelle: HO APERTO UN PORTALE ALL' INFERNO CERCANDO DI RESUSCITARE PINO DANIELE DEVO CHIUDERLO
Comunque le IV KLORE sono le più belle
Anche le Kanohana Wa Otome sono cute btw
Grand Café de Michelle: HO APERTO UN PORTALE ALL' INFERNO CERCANDO DI RESUSCITARE PINO DANIELE DEVO CHIUDERLO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6uAXMcyvi8
Their style is a traditional Japanese with rock, the detail that I love was that they also decided to put traditional words, which in summary do not have direct translation into English that is, they had to be interpreted:
0:54 -Ryōran (繚乱) or the whole word (Hyakkaryōran) 百花 繚乱 has two meanings, one can be thousands of flowers blooming and the second a gathering of many beautiful and talented women, I chose the first interpretation but you can choose the one that is the most You like it, in the same way this phrase is placed because the whole song refers to both things.
1:31 -Uinookuyama (有為 の 奥 山) Without a doubt the most difficult to interpret that I'm not sure if I did it correctly. Yet it is a beautiful reference to a passage called "Iroha Song". The song has a nod to this from the beginning with the first line "Color is like smell" that matches the first line of this passage exactly. Returning to Uinookuyama is a comparison that it is difficult to cross without a path. It could be interpreted that without dreams the road is usually difficult as far as the song is concerned.
2:46 - Amatsukaze (あ ま つ 風) another word that depends on how you write it can be two things but they end up meaning the same, on the one hand it refers to a poem from the Heian Era but on the other it refers to a Ship of Imperial Japan (although this is written 天津 風). Both having a translation like "Heavenly Wind" or "Strong Wind"
0:54 -Ryōran (繚乱) or the whole word (Hyakkaryōran) 百花 繚乱 has two meanings, one can be thousands of flowers blooming and the second a gathering of many beautiful and talented women, I chose the first interpretation but you can choose the one that is the most You like it, in the same way this phrase is placed because the whole song refers to both things.
1:31 -Uinookuyama (有為 の 奥 山) Without a doubt the most difficult to interpret that I'm not sure if I did it correctly. Yet it is a beautiful reference to a passage called "Iroha Song". The song has a nod to this from the beginning with the first line "Color is like smell" that matches the first line of this passage exactly. Returning to Uinookuyama is a comparison that it is difficult to cross without a path. It could be interpreted that without dreams the road is usually difficult as far as the song is concerned.
2:46 - Amatsukaze (あ ま つ 風) another word that depends on how you write it can be two things but they end up meaning the same, on the one hand it refers to a poem from the Heian Era but on the other it refers to a Ship of Imperial Japan (although this is written 天津 風). Both having a translation like "Heavenly Wind" or "Strong Wind"