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==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
===English=== | |||
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:Old Roger gets his jollies | :Old Roger gets his jollies | ||
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:A legend's sacrifice! | :A legend's sacrifice! | ||
</i></blockquote> | </i></blockquote> | ||
===Japanese=== | |||
While the English version's lyrics rhyme, the Japanese lyrics match the rhythm of the song's vocals. | |||
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!width=220px|Japanese script | |||
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どくろに かぜをうけ<br> | |||
あらなみ こえまくり<br> | |||
まよいの うみのはて<br> | |||
おたから めざします | |||
かくごは できてるか<br> | |||
いのちも おしくない<br> | |||
ねがいは ただひとつ<br> | |||
でんせつ なりたいな | |||
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<i> | |||
Dokuro ni kaze o uke<br> | |||
Aranami koemakuri<br> | |||
Mayoi no umi no hate<br> | |||
Otakara mezashimasu | |||
Kakugo wa dekiteru ka<br> | |||
Inochi mo oshikunai<br> | |||
Negai wa tada hitotsu<br> | |||
Densetsu naritai na | |||
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Feel the wind in Old Roger<br> | |||
Persist through the stormy seas<br> | |||
I will head for the treasure<br> | |||
At the end of the Lost Sea | |||
Are you prepared?<br> | |||
I would give up my life<br> | |||
I have only one desire:<br> | |||
I want to become a legend | |||
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</blockquote> | |||
==Media== | ==Media== |
Revision as of 01:22, August 8, 2020
Template:Quote2 "Sailor's Song" is a song in Paper Mario: Color Splash. Its lyrics are not sung aloud and instead appear as captions. The song plays at Violet Passage as Mario and Huey relax on the deck of the ship. The song can also be heard in the game's credits theme, "Prisma Splash!"
A slowed-down arrangement of the song plays on Bonehead Island in Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Lyrics
English
- Old Roger gets his jollies
- On the boundless blue
- From beyond the Lost Sea
- Fortune beckons our crew
- Fate lies on the horizon
- We pay the ultimate price
- There is but one path
- A legend's sacrifice!
Japanese
While the English version's lyrics rhyme, the Japanese lyrics match the rhythm of the song's vocals.
Japanese script | Romanization | Translation |
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Dokuro ni kaze o uke Kakugo wa dekiteru ka |
Feel the wind in Old Roger Are you prepared? |