Disclaimer: Kaikan Phrase and Ookou Sakuya belong to Shinjo Mayu and Shogakukan (Flower Comics). This was written in the 1st tankubon, as the love ballad Sakuya sang for Aine (revealed in the 2nd tankubon).. It's a message for her.. although she doesn't know it at first.. as the kanji for "ai" is love and "ne" is melody.. Aine. Love Melody. Translated by: Dianne (DiDi) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Love Melody kotoba yori fukai omoi wo tsutaetakute mitsumeta shisen sorasazu ni ita setsunasa ni mune wo kakimushitte kuruoshi kumogaku yoru i want to tell you my desires deeper than words, without turning away from the intent gaze painfully scratching my chest in this crazy, cloudy night kimi ni oborete tadoritsuku kishibe ha hikikaesenai yami dakedo drowning in you the riverbank making its way to the shore is unable to turn back in the darkness itami wo ai ni tameiki wo toiki ni kimi dake ga kaerareru kiseki wo shinjite breathing a sigh for the sentiments of love, only you believe in changing miracles itsu demo kimi wo tsutsumikomu kaze no you ni yasashiku tsuyoku kimi no soba ni iraretara kono mama sora ni toketemo ii always wrapping you strong and gentle as the wind if i can be by your side then, i can melt into the sky just like that. aitakereba tonde yuku sabishii nara dakishimete kimi wo mamoru tame no ude wo hiroge de iru boku ni kizuite if you want to see me, i'll fly to you** if you're lonely, i'll hold you these arms which are for protecting you are spread wide so you may notice me --------------------------------------------------------------------- ** i think "aitai" can be translated as "i miss you".. it's normally "i want to see you" or "i want to meet you".... but often, when some people haven't seen each other in a long time, they say, "aitakatta" ("i wanted to see you")... that's practically, "i missed you" right? so that would be, "if you miss me, i'll fly to you." Homepage: http://trans.hazydaze.net/ Email at: lilasia@hey.to Date: August 12, 2000 Revised: December 9, 2000