it is not my cover, tatsuro sang it haha

すごい的確な例えw

Robert Plant covering “Magic Man”. Uuuh…

Eu prefiro essa versao do q a original Pena q a prr do tatsuro é um vey com medo da internet e do spotify 😂

ゲンガーのタトゥー？ww

奇跡！！

ゲンガーのタトゥーはやばくね？笑

ゲンガーのタトゥーです！w いわゆる痛トゥーというやつですかね！

@@sakaki0229w indeed

yeah, if its get deleted i gonna upload it again haha

sí, fue un cover que hizo en vivo.

This took me like 2 hours to transcribe what i heard/sang, on my phone, it lagged asf, you have no idea. It did pay off tho, imo

unwarranted 5am comment incoming, ignore if you so please overall I think you did a pretty good job transcribing, but I thought I'd offer some corrections and comments on what you might have heard differently (i'm basing off the uncompressed CD rip) also in general I'm not going to comment on the Ls and Rs, because those latin-ic sounds don't really exist in japanese (corrections and comments in parentheses) Totsuze-un no-kissu ya Atsu()i mana-(z)ashi (d)e (I understand why you wrote it this way, the way tatsuro allides the "tsu" to the "i" has a very audible "h" before, but to outright pronounce the h would be wrong. phonetically for the other two it's a matter of hearing voiced vs unvoiced foreign consonants in a busy mix) Koí no pulogulamu-o Kuluasena ite ne Deai-to wa(k)a-le Tchoo-zzu ni uchiko-unn de (I find it interesting that you phoneticized it this way, it's not that incorrect from "jou-zu") Dji(k)a-un na kuleba (voiced vs unvoiced) Ouwalu - Don’t hurry! - Aii-ni kitzutsui-ta Anohi-kala tzu-u to Hilu-to yolu-ga gyakuu-no (Good job catching "gyaku"/"reverse/opposite" - it's a difficult word to catch for non-Japanese speakers, so kudos if you did this by ear and not basing it off a pre-written guide) Kulashi-o tsuzu-ke te Hayali-no disco de Odoli-a ka(s)u uchi-ni (voiced vs unvoiced) Oboeta-majutsu Ná no yo - I’m sorry! - Watashi (no koto) o keshi-te (important to separate the words where they are actually separated) Ho-unn ki de ai-sa na-ii de Ko-i nante tada-no ge-emu Tanoshimeba sole-de ii no To( z)ashita kokolo-o ka()za-lu (because of the stop tone the z's make when against vowels, I can understand why you think there's a "t" tone in there. It's kind of there, but not really, it's not something most speakers think about. I think the "t" tone could help a non-native speaker strike the "z" more correctly, so maybe there's that) Hade-na dolesuu-mo kutsu-mo Kodoku-na tomodachii Watashi-o sasso()u hito-wa (I can see why you think the "h" is there, but it's a matter of his singing style and alliding. It could have easily been "wu" as well if you perhaps heard it differently) Hiniku-na monone itsu-mo Kaleni-ni teluu-wa nazze-ka Omo-ii de-t()o kassana-li aalu (I understand why you hear the "s" when it's not there. the "t" is particularly [ex]plosive in the recording) Gulassu( wo o)toshi-te ki(y)u-ni (Proper separation between words again. This one is particularly tough because of "wo" against "o-toshi" when the "w" tone in "wo" is barely there (especially if coming from an english understanding). "kyuu-ni" in the recording is tough to listen, in fact it almost sounds like "kigyu-ni" so your choice is understandable) Namidaagu-unn dee-mo wakee-wa T(a)zaazzune-e naíde-nee (Easy to miss. Understanable) Yofuke-no ko-oosso kuu-de Nemuli-ni tsu-ku ko-lo Haloge-unn laíto-dake Ayashiku-ka ()gaya(k)u [kagayaku / "shining"] (simple word separation and maybe you got tired. In general, "tu" doesn't exist as a syllable in japanese, the closest is either "du" or "tsu". Hence why most Japanese speakers have trouble pronouncing the word "today" (k)o-o li-no yo-o ni (in the recording, the "k" is really pronounced with the epiglottis, so I understand why you heard "h" Tsumeta-i (o-unnada)-to (Because of the way the rhythmic phrasing works with the lyrics, "onna"/"woman" seems to be extended to two different words, if not "on-n-na". Try to be more concientious about keeping it as one word and fit the one word in the same breath. There's a difference between "woman" and "woah man" - it's subtle, but it's there.) Sassaya-ku ko-e ga Shite-mo - Don’t worry! -

me too :)

yo la descargué desde este post de reddit: www.reddit.com/r/citypop/comments/j2m4jg/tatsuro_yamashita_plastic_love_full_live/

Muchas gracias

So thats whats it means lol I thought he was just gibberishing

masayoshi takanaka is best @@La_Win69

the part!!!!

Lol I thought it meant, "Let the voices coming" Now I know

It should be: “Aaah the flies are coming!” Referring to the backup singers.