Sound Life
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| "Sound Life" | |
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| Artist | AKIMA & NEOS AJA |
| Language | Japanese |
| Run Time | 5:20 |
| Album | Akima & Neos (album)[1] Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single) Trigun The First Donuts |
| Series | Trigun (1998 anime) |
"Sound Life" is an insert song from the 1998 Trigun anime, notable for being Rem's favorite song.
History
"Sound Life" was Rem's favorite song and she often sang it. Knives commented that she must like that song, said that it popped into her head whenever she felt happy. Knives replied that he thought it was a nice song.REM SAVEREM
Whilst unconscious aboard the sandsteamer Flourish, Vash dreamed about Rem, she was singing "Sound Life."B. D. N.After the Flourish was stopped from falling of Enora Cliff, Kaite and Vash went atop the sandsteamer to watch the sunrise. Kaite began singing "Sound Life," which surprised Vash. Kaite became defensive, thinking that Vash was mocking him, saying it was an old song but that it was good and he liked it. Vash agreed that it was a good song, and Kaite continued singing. Vash thought of how Rem loved the song and began to cry. Kaite stopped singing and yelled at Vash for making fun of him.AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...
When Vash was moments away from killing Monev, he suddenly thought of Rem and her singing "Sound Life" as he pulled his gun back while weeping.see noteDIABLO
One night while recovering from his injuries, Vash sat under the stars and began quietly singing "Sound Life" to himself. Meryl began singing along with as she walked over to join him. Surprised, Vash stopped singing and Meryl continued singing the verse before sitting beside him.LIVE THROUGH
Lyrics
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Japanese
- Japanese lyrics
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Lyrics printed in the packaging of Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single).
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Lyrics printed in the Trigun: The First Donuts album booklet.
Transcription
| So | 1つ目の夜に | いずこから小石が世界に落ちる |
| 2つ目の夜に | 小石の子が手を取りワルツを描く | |
| 3つ目の夜に | ワルツの子は世界面にウエーブを打つ | |
| 4つ目の夜に | 波の子は岸辺にしぶきを上げる | |
| 5つ目の夜に | そのかけら幾度も世界面をたたく | |
| 6つ目の夜に、 | その合図に旅人は集い合う | |
| 7つ目の夜に | 重さのない船は空間へと走る | |
| 8つ目の朝に | いずこからの歌が耳へと届く | |
| さあ 新しい空に全てを記した組曲が響く | ||
Romaji
| So | hitotsume no yoru ni | izuko kara koishi ga sekai ni ochiru |
| futatsume no yoru ni | koishi no ko ga te o tori warutsu o kaku | |
| mittsume no yoru ni | warutsu no ko wa yonamo ni wēbu o utsu |
English
Variations
Original vocals version
The original version of the song featured male vocals and was first released on the album Akima & Neos.[1] This version is not used in the anime, but is included on Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single).
AJA vocals version
The version with female vocals performed by AJA. It is heard being sung by Rem in the original Japanese version of the anime and is included on the Trigun The First Donuts soundtrack.
Instrumental version
The version without any vocals. It is included on Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single).
Dubbed versions
In the English dub, the song is sung with translated English lyrics.
Credits[2]
Lyrics by Kenji Nakazawa
Music & Arranged by Tsuneo Akima
Performed by AJA
Notes
- The original version of "Sound Life" on the album Akima & Neos. was released on October 22, 1997, which was before the 1998 Trigun anime aired.[1]
- The English dub of "DIABLO" omits the lyrics to "Sound Life" in this scene and plays the instrumental version instead.
Appearances
Trigun (1998 anime)
Releases
Original vocals version
- Akima & Neos - track 10 [1]
- Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single) - track 2
AJA vocals version
- Trigun The First Donuts - track 10
Instrumental version
- Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single) - track 4