Masquerade Parade Lyrics - Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories
Qujila Yoluno Machi, クジラ夜の街 Masquerade Parade Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories Season 11 Ending 11 Lyrics
From the AnimeYamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories Yami Shibai | Theater of Darkness | 闇芝居
Romaji
"Arinomama no watashi"Sore wa
Arinomama o misenai watashi
Ikutsu mo no kao
Sorera
Subete awase hitotsu no watashi
Metamorufouze
Kawari yukou ze
Sarani mukou e
Metamorufouze
Te no naru hou e
Yo o shinobu kari no sugata de yoru e odoridase
Daremo ga motte iru
Anta mo motte iru ndarou
Naa Kaijin A
Kamen wa nanimai attemo ii mon ne
Yakusha wa sorotta
Hajimari hajimari
"Yaa mata atta ne"
Tokorode anta wa genzai dochira-sama
Masukareedo Pareedo
Shinkirou ni mi o tsutsunda
Betsu jinkaku ga kirakira
Honto no watashi o mitsuketai nante
Honto wa omottenai ndeshou
Abura ka dabura ka
Nanika shiranu ga
Umarekawaru toki wa ima
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Majiri ki no nai riaru yori haruka ni
Itsuwari aru hou ga genjitsumi aru
Souzou dani shinai kao ya kako nado
Daremo ga motte iru nda
Metamorufouze
Kawari yukou ze
Sarani mukou e
Metamorufouze
Te no naru hou e saa
Make Up Illusion
Utsukushiku damase
Kyoei hirugaeshite
Yotterasshaimi terasshaimi
Anta mo matte ita ndarou
Naa Kaijin A
Honshou hourisatte makuake
Yakusha wa sorotta
Hajimari hajimari
"Yaa mata atta ne"
Yoru o akasu mae ni bakasu
Saa baka sawage
Masukareedo Pareedo
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Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories Masquerade Parade Lyrics - Information
Title:Masquerade Parade
AnimeYamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories
Type of Song:Ending
Appears in:Season 11 Ending 11
Performed by:Qujila Yoluno Machi, クジラ夜の街
Arranged by:Qujila Yoluno Machi, クジラ夜の街, Shinji Takada, 高田真路
Lyrics by:Issei Miyazaki, 宮崎一晴
Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories Information and Songs Like Masquerade Parade
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Masquerade Parade Lyrics - Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories belongs to the anime Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories, take a look at the argument:
The enigmatic and enrobed Storyteller, concealed behind a mysterious yellow mask, emerges at twilight where young minds congregate, entrancing them with his ominous tales drawn from the depths of Japanese urban legends. His true identity and origins remain shrouded in secrecy, adding an air of mystique to his captivating presence. Employing the traditional kamishibai, a scroll-like device, he masterfully juxtaposes spine-chilling visuals to intensify the chilling narratives he weaves.
Embarking upon a series of short horror stories, Yami Shibai unfurls its sinister tapestry with the tale of a solitary bachelor who discovers an eerie, unrelenting gaze directed upon him upon settling into his new apartment. Oblivious to the significance of the lone talisman adorning his ceiling, he becomes unwittingly ensnared within a realm of unimaginable torment. With each subsequent story, the dread deepens, the horrors amplify, and the disgust intensifies as the Storyteller's unsuspecting audience finds themselves inexorably drawn into the malevolent world he breathes to life through his words.
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