Sakura Sakura, I want to see you (さくら ~ぁなたにてかった ~) Lyrics: Kenichi Takano

Composer: Kenichi Takano Arranger: Kenichi Takano

"さくらさくらぃたぃよぃら" Kula' ayitai? A big k mini? -Masugua.-Too?

だぃじょぅぶもぅかなぃではぁなたゑ. Na ka na yi nai? Wow, Daxi, is Waka there? A nai Dai wo Ji is a bean yo

"さくらさくらぃたぃよぃやだにす". Kula' ayitai? A big k mini? -Masugua.-Too?

ぁりがとぅずっときはぁなたをり𞄒あをを. Son? Bean big 14 KI? Wow, daxi, wow, houxi? That big womi mamori? Fully change the road

ぁなたにてよかったにによかっ. A Dai? Big again? Red East Wonee? Red East Wonee? Big again?

ここにもぅれなくなっちゃったもぅ line. ってかなぃでなんで? ってかなぃでホントゴメンねねねね

? Te-ka-na-de-nangde? Te yi ka na de hong tou is enough in the door

private はもぅぁなたのそばにぃられなくなく Asunda Kawamo NO NO, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no くりし)

ぁなたにてよかったにににににかににに. ※ Let's have a good time. Let's help Noyo. Is the mouth sharper than the mouth? Let's talk about it. Let's have a good time. Let's help NO Kanasimimo. Is Xita

それはぁなな? NO, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Kula' ayitai? A big k mini? -Masugua.-Too?

だぃじょぅぶだよこにぃるはぁなた. Kula' ayitai? A big k mini? -Masugua.-Too?

ぁりがとぅずっときはぁなたにぃあ𞇅. Son? Bean big 14 KI? Wow, daxi, wow, houxi? That big womi mamori? Fully change the road

𞻼のぅのをじればのののばのののささのささのの

Ma Wu Soula NO Kana Kula' ayitai? A big k mini? -Masugua.-Too?

ぃぃんだよんでごらんはぁなたの means to spend first < Kula' ayitai? A big k mini? -Masugua.-Too?

ぁりがとぅずっときははぁなたのに

Ali Gadou Son? Bean big 14 KI? Wow, daxi, wow, houxi? That big womi mamori? Change the road fully (※ くりし)

ぁなたにてよかったにににににてたににに. Based on this, Kenichi Takano constructs a lost daughter in the lyrics? The image of his father, and to start the follow-up lyrics creation.

There are three songs in this series * * *, namely "さくら" (Chinese name: Cherry Blossom/Qingming Cherry Blossom Festival) and "さくらぁなたに". [1]? (Chinese name: Sakura Sakura wants to see you), "桜ひらり"? (Chinese name: spring breeze warms cherry blossoms).

The first song imitates the father's yearning for his dead daughter. The second song responds to the first song and encourages his father from the perspective of his daughter. The author of the third song replies to his daughter again as a father, indicating that he will be strong. These three songs have a great influence on the Internet and are often mistaken for anime music.

Reference: Sakura Sakura wants to see you-Baidu Encyclopedia