Bratja (English version) Lyrics - Full Metal Alchemist (2003)
Vic Mignogna Bratja (English version)
From the AnimeFull Metal Alchemist (2003) Hagane no Renkinjutsushi | Fullmetal Alchemist | 鋼の錬金術師
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How can I repay you, brother mine?How can I expect you to forgive?
Clinging to the past, I shed our blood,
And shattered your chance to live
Though I knew the laws, I payed no heed
How can I return your wasted breath?
What I did not know has cost you dear,
For there is no cure for death
Beautiful mother, soft and sweet
Once you were gone, we were not complete
Back through the years, we reached for
you
Alas, twas not meant to be
And how can I make amends
For all that I took from you?
I led you with hopeless dreams
My brother, I was a fool
Don't cry for the past now, brother mine
Neither you nor I are free from blame
Nothing can erase the things we did
For the path we took was the same
How can I expect to call you wrong?
How can you be blamed for what we've
done?
Both of us were fools in our desires
As we flew too close to the sun
Beautiful mother, soft and sweet
Once you were gone, we were not complete
Back through the years, we reached for
you
Alas, twas not meant to be
My dreams made me blind and mute
I longed to return to that time
I followed without a word
My brother, the fault is mine
And where do we go from here
And how to forget and forgive?
What's gone is forever lost
Now all we can do is live
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Full Metal Alchemist (2003) Bratja (English version) Lyrics - Information
Title:Bratja (English version)
AnimeFull Metal Alchemist (2003)
Type of Song:Other
Performed by:Vic Mignogna
Lyrics by:Vic Mignogna
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Bratja (English version) Lyrics - Full Metal Alchemist (2003) belongs to the anime Full Metal Alchemist (2003), take a look at the argument:
In a fateful tale wrought with tragedy and perseverance, the Elric brothers find themselves thrust into a nightmarish realm after a harrowing alchemy experiment gone awry in the confines of their own home. Defying the very principles that govern the mystic art, these courageous siblings dauntlessly sought to resurrect their deceased mother through forbidden human transmutation. Alas, the cosmic scales tipped against them, exacting a heart-wrenching toll: Alphonse, the younger of the two, lost his mortal form, while Edward, the elder, sacrificed a limb to bind his brother's soul to a towering suit of armor.
A glimmer of hope manifests itself in their compassionate neighbor, Pinako Rockbell, and her gifted granddaughter, Winry. Proficient in the intricate art of bio-mechanical engineering, Winry adroitly crafts remarkable prosthetic limbs for Edward using the remarkable "automail" technology – a blend of resilience and adaptability akin to that of fearsome combat armor and mighty mechanical marvels. After years of relentless training and unwavering commitment, the indomitable Elric brothers embark on a perilous odyssey, determined to reclaim what was unjustly taken from them. Their quest to locate the legendary Philosopher's Stone, a coveted gem of unparalleled power capable of subverting the laws of Equivalent Exchange, becomes their beacon of hope in the face of adversity.
Adorned with the moniker "Fullmetal", Edward begins to carve a name for himself as a renowned alchemist, becoming a figure both revered and feared. Yet, their journey propels them into the heart of a vast conspiracy, one that reaches far beyond their wildest imaginations and threatens not only their lives, but the very fate of the world. Will the Elric brothers prevail against the malevolent forces that seek to control the mysterious Philosopher's Stone? Only time will unravel this enigma of monumental proportions.
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