Blue Lyrics - Cowboy Bebop

The Seatbelts feat. Mai Yamane Blue Cowboy Bebop Final Ending Song Lyrics

Blue Lyrics

From the AnimeCowboy Bebop γ‚«γ‚¦γƒœγƒΌγ‚€γƒ“γƒγƒƒγƒ—

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Never seen a blue sky
Yeah I can feel it reaching out
And moving closer
There's something about blue
Asked myself what it's all for
You know the funny thing about it
I couldn't answer
No I couldn't answer

Things have turned a deeper shade of
blue
And images that might be real
May be illusion
Keep flashing off and on
Free
Wanna be free
Gonna be free
And move among the stars
You know they really aren't so far
Feels so free
Gotta know free
Please
Don't wake me from the dream
It's really everything it seemed
I'm so free
No black and white in the blue

Everything is clearer now
Life is just a dream you know
That's never ending
I'm ascending

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Cowboy Bebop Blue Lyrics - Information

Title:Blue

AnimeCowboy Bebop

Type of Song:Ending

Appears in:Final Ending Song

Performed by:The Seatbelts feat. Mai Yamane

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Blue Lyrics - Cowboy Bebop
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In the vast expanse of the cosmos, a timeless tale of crime unfolds. It is the year 2071, and humanity's existence has transcended the boundaries of Earth, colonizing distant planets and giving rise to new civilizations. Alas, even among the stars, the malignant forces of murder, drug abuse, and theft persist, necessitating the intervention of an elite group of intergalactic bounty hunters. Meet Spike Spiegel and Jet Black, two enigmatic souls in pursuit of justice across the infinite realm of space. As they navigate its treacherous depths, their experiences are shadowed by their haunting pasts. Underneath Spike's carefree facade lies the weight of his violent history, while Jet grapples with his own troubled memories. Together, they navigate the cosmos aboard the Bebop, their trusty spacecraft, engaging in a constant battle against the lawless underworld. Joined by a captivating con artist named Faye Valentine, the Bebop crew forms an unlikely alliance. Each possesses their own idiosyncrasies β€” from the enigmatic child prodigy Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV to the extraordinary bioengineered Welsh Corgi known as Ein. As these outcasts forge bonds amidst the chaos, their lives are unceremoniously interrupted by a haunting figure from Spike's past, whose nefarious plot threatens to dismantle everything they hold dear. In the face of this looming menace, Spike must make an arduous choice. Will he forsake the newfound family he cherishes aboard the Bebop, or will he succumb to the consuming desire for vengeance that dwells within him? As the stakes grow higher and the depths of betrayal unfurl, the fate of our intrepid crew hangs in the balance, promising an enthralling voyage through the recesses of crime and redemption.

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When Cowboy Bebop made its debut in spring of 1998 on TV Tokyo, it faced a challenging situation. Initially, only a handful of episodes (2, 3, 7-15, and 18) were aired due to the stringent censorship measures prompted by controversies surrounding Evangelion. However, a recap special called "Yose Atsume Blues" managed to wrap up the incomplete broadcast. Consequently, the majority of the series was pulled off the airwaves due to its intense and violent content. Fortunately, the iconic show found a new home on the satellite channel WOWOW later that year. With the absence of censorship, Cowboy Bebop was presented in its uncensored entirety. Although it did not achieve outstanding ratings in Japan, this anime gem managed to sell over 19,000 DVD units during the initial release run and a commendable 81,000 units overall. The exceptional performances of Spike Spiegel, the charismatic protagonist, and Megumi Hayashibara, the talented voice actor behind the character Faye Valentine, were recognized with prestigious accolades. Spike won the coveted title of Best Male Character, and Megumi triumphed as Best Voice Actor in both the 1999 and 2000 Anime Grand Prix. However, it was across the Pacific, in the United States, where Cowboy Bebop's true impact was felt. The show, which heavily draws from Western influences, made its grand entrance on Adult Swim in 2001, leaving an indelible mark on American viewers. It swiftly became a renowned gateway to adult-oriented anime, captivating and captivating a vast audience. The combination of its captivating storytelling and Western-themed allure struck a resonant chord, solidifying its place in the hearts of enthusiastic fans.

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