(long sentence in japanese)
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| 5 | Straight on this long, continuing road / There is surely something to believe in |
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| 5 | At the end of this long road/There is surely something you can believe in |
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19 mins confidence: 
Straight on this long, continuing road / There is surely something to believe in Explanation: It is already translated: nagaku tsuzuku kono michi no mukouni Straight on this long, continuing road shinjirareru mono ga kitto aru There is surely something to believe in Pure Heart (FF7 Aerith's Theme) Final Fantasy X Composer: Nobuo Uematsu Arrangement: Jim Ediger Lyrics: Emiko Shiratori Translator: Hineko Kari -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-03-31 02:35:15 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- See more translations for this lyric at: http://chaos2.org/ff/soundtracks/ly-pure-heart.shtml Reference: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22straight+on+this+long%2C+c... |
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17 hrs confidence:
At the end of this long road/There is surely something you can believe in Explanation: "mukou ni", in this case, means "at the end" (at your destination). |
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