kyōto-me - Celeste / Gessekai (Official Music Video)
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A tale of woe from the mouth of a star-sailor scorned. Please enjoy!
STREAMING NOW ON SPOTIFY, WITH B-SIDE NIRVANA COVER, "I HATE MYSELF AND WANT TO DIE"! CLICK HERE:
https://open.spotify.com/album/1kDGfquNpFouFhxDt4SPOU?si=UmgF_g0tQoGsutfF6u9ncg
ALSO AVAILABLE FOR FREE DOWNLOAD ON BANDCAMP:
https://kyoutome.bandcamp.com/track/celeste-gessekai
LYRICS:
I sailed across the oceans wide
The black lagoons, galactic tides
Adrift upon the golden lights
Within my starship's moon-bound flight
The moonbeams came in, in warmth I drowned
As spacemen waved upon the ground
I hailed from Eris, Neptune's pride
And sailed across the oceans wide
The air here feels thin, but it doesn't really matter
I can't feel my legs, but I don't really care
As long as I have you, Celeste my dear,
And your lovely, soft charcoal hair.
綺麗な月が
いつも瞬くな
そして君の目
空星みたいね
でも宇宙船は
月に突き当たる
星で乗り切る
今危なすぎる
And the air here feels thin, but I don't really care （何が起こってる、死んでる）
My head has gone numb, I didn't notice, really （誰か助けて）
But as long as I'll have you, Celeste my sweet, （間違い作ったよ）
My death, I feel, is rather fair （これは終わりかな、私たちに）
CREDITS:
Music video directed, edited and compiled by Alexis Bishop
all instrumentation performed and all production by kyoto-me
A word from the band:
Alexis:
We've been sitting on this one for a while, and we're excited to finally get it out! We hope that it fills you with cosmic emptiness and otherworldly comfort.
Evangeline:
A more lullaby-esque track, one we've had around since before A&AS was conceived. It means a lot to me. Recorded on my Azusa mustang, now long gone. I love this track, I hope you will too.
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