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'''"Tsuki No Koibumi"''' (月の恋文, lit. "The Moon's Love Letter")<ref>[[Minecraft:w:Laura Shigihara#Soundtrack albums|Laura Shigihara - Wikipedia]]</ref><ref>{{tweet|supershigi|1817292624124080327|A while back I worked on a song with @C418 called "Tsuki no Koibumi" for the Minecraft documentary. It means "the moon's love letter" ♥|July 28, 2024}}</ref> is a song by [[Minecraft:C418]] featuring {{w|Laura Shigihara}}. The lyrics are in Japanese and are sung by Laura Shigihara. The song is about reuniting once more.<ref>{{citation|url=https://c418.org/albums/one/|title=one|website=C418}}</ref> It plays during the end credits of ''[[Minecraft: The Story of Mojang]]''. Another version of the song, titled "Tsuki No Koibumi 2", was released in 2015 with a new arrangement by C418, while the original vocals were retained. | '''"Tsuki No Koibumi"''' (月の恋文, lit. "The Moon's Love Letter")<ref>[[Minecraft:w:Laura Shigihara#Soundtrack albums|Laura Shigihara - Wikipedia]]</ref><ref>{{tweet|supershigi|1817292624124080327|A while back I worked on a song with @C418 called "Tsuki no Koibumi" for the Minecraft documentary. It means "the moon's love letter" ♥|July 28, 2024}}</ref> is a song by [[Minecraft:C418]] featuring {{w|Laura Shigihara}}. The lyrics are in Japanese and are sung by Laura Shigihara. The song is about reuniting once more.<ref>{{citation|url=https://c418.org/albums/one/|title=one|website=C418}}</ref> It plays during the end credits of ''[[Minecraft: The Story of Mojang]]''. Another version of the song, titled "Tsuki No Koibumi 2", was released in 2015 with a new arrangement by C418, while the original vocals were retained. | ||
== Track description == | |||
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== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 29 April 2026
Template:Infobox music "Tsuki No Koibumi" (月の恋文, lit. "The Moon's Love Letter")<ref>Laura Shigihara - Wikipedia</ref><ref>Template:Tweet</ref> is a song by Minecraft:C418 featuring Template:W. The lyrics are in Japanese and are sung by Laura Shigihara. The song is about reuniting once more.<ref>Template:Citation</ref> It plays during the end credits of Minecraft: The Story of Mojang. Another version of the song, titled "Tsuki No Koibumi 2", was released in 2015 with a new arrangement by C418, while the original vocals were retained.
Track description
Lyrics
Original
<poem>月が太陽に恋文を書いていた ぎこちない言葉 君の光が最も明るく輝いた
星たちに囲まれてひとりぼっちの空 夜 あなたとまた会えるように 君の光を照らし続ける 約束
月が太陽と出会い愛情を求めて 今知った これは最大距離で遥か溢れる気持ち消えなかった
星たちに囲まれてひとりぼっちの空
夜探してる
あなたとまた会えるように
君の光を照らし続ける
約束
</poem>
Source: Musixmatch<ref name="one">Laura Shigihara - Tsuki No Koibumi (feat. Laura Shigihara) lyrics | Musixmatch – Musixmatch</ref>
Romanized
<poem>tsuki ga taiyō ni koibumi o kaiteita gikochinai kotoba
kimi no hikari ga mottomo akaruku kagayaita
hoshitachi ni kakomarete hitoribocchi no sora yoru
anata to mata aeru yōni kimi no hikari o terashi tsuzukeru yakusoku
tsuki ga taiyō to deai aijō o motomete ima shitta
kore wa saidai kyori de haruka afureru kimochi kienakatta
hoshitachi ni kakomarete hitoribocchi no sora yoru sagashiteru
anata to mata aeru yōni
kimi no hikari o terashi tsuzukeru
yakusoku
</poem>
Source: Musixmatch<ref>Laura Shigihara - Tsuki No Koibumi lyrics | Musixmatch – Musixmatch</ref>
Translated
Template:Hatnote <poem>The moon wrote a love letter to the sun Awkward words Your light shined brightest
A lonely sky surrounded by stars Night So that I can see you again Keep shining your light Promise
The moon meets the sun and seeks love I just found out This is the maximum distance, and the overflowing feelings didn't disappear
A lonely sky surrounded by stars
Looking for the night
So that I can see you again
Keep shining your light
Promise
</poem>
Source: Musixmatch<ref name="one" />