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Sukiyaki (Ue o muite arukō) - Kyu Sakamoto



     
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Sukiyaki (Ue o muite arukō) Lyrics


ue o muite arukou
namida ga kobore naiyouni
omoidasu harunohi
hitoribotchi no yoruue o muite arukou
nijinda hosi o kazoete
omoidasu natsunohi
hitoribotchi no yorushiawase wa kumo no ueni
shiawase wa sora no ueniue o muite arukou
namida ga kobore naiyouni
nakinagara aruku
hitoribotchi no yoruwhistling
omoidasu akinohi
hitoribotchi no yorukanashimi wa hosino kageni
kanashimi wa tsukino kageniue o muite arukou
namida ga kobore naiyouni
nakinagara aruku
hitoribotchi no yoru(whistling)-----------------------Translation:I look up when I walk so the tears won't fall
Remembering those happy spring days

But tonight I'm all aloneI look up when I walk, counting the stars with tearful eyes
Remembering those happy summer days
But tonight I'm all alone
Happiness lies beyond the clouds
Happiness lies above the skyI look up when I walk so the tears won't fall
Though my heart is filled with sorrow
For tonight I'm all alonewhistlingRemembering those happy autumn days
But tonight I'm all aloneSadness hides in the shadow of the stars
Sadness lurks in the shadow of the moonI look up when I walk so the tears won't fall
Though my heart is filled with sorrow
For tonight I'm all alone
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Kyu Sakamoto, born Hisashi Oshima - December 10, 1941 - August 12, 1985 - was a popular Japanese singer and actor. He was born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture as the youngest among 9 siblings and his parents; Hiroshi Sakamoto and Iku Sakamoto. His most popular song, Ue o muite aruko ("Looking up while walking") known as Sukiyaki in the US, was a hit in Japan and topped the Billboard pop charts in the United States in 1963 -- to date the first and only song sung entirely in Japanese to do so.

In 1985, Sakamoto was killed in the crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123. Before the doomed aircraft hit the ground, he managed to write a farewell note to his wife Yukiko Kashiwagi. Married in 1971, they had two daughters, Hanako and Maiko. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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