From the Grave (Original Vocaloid Hatsune Miku Lyrics)

(ENG lyrics only for now) A sweet horror song.

Title: From the Grave (Haka kara)

Singer: Hatsune Miku Append Dark & Sweet

Language: Japanese

Lyrics by: Aoharu

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A burial ground of the dead, A cemetery

Full of graves, forever resting

I come here everyday

To watch others' flowers whither away

I wonder if the dead can see

that this graveyard is almost always empty

Nearly none come, Nearly none here

I wish they could see

I try my hardest to come everyday

On each grave, there's a bouquet

Of flowers, from me

Usually only me

On the last grave,

The earth made a sound.

A rumblng noise it was,

made me afraid.

Me, quivering now...

Closed my eyes, I didn't wanna see

Something touched my leg

Looked to see

Some very pretty white lilies

Had been given to me

I smiled, thankful but puzzled

I thought,

No one here...?

So they must have came...

From the grave...

Deep down below.

 

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Author:

It is cute and sweet, but still had horror elements to it (even they are subtle). Yes, this one will be in Japanese, I like the thought of that. I might make a sequel to this. Also, I might make a CD cover art for this...

 

Story:
The story is that there is a graveyard and hardly no one comes to it or tends to it. Hatsune Miku's character comes to it and tends to it everyday (or at least, nearly everyday). In the end, the zombies are grateful for her hard work and present her with white lilies.

A/N:
In Japanese culture, white lilies are usually used in funerals...

Author's Note

(ENG lyrics)

Reviews

[Singing Bird]

I enjoyed the simplicity of the words, and halfway through I thought how sad, three quarters of the way there was a tear somewhere inside and the last uh oh, oh no!
Very clever and would love to see the C.D. cover.
There are other European countries that believe that white is the colour of funeral flowers and especially lilies as well.
I enjoy the beat of your poems when I read them out loud, Aoharu_Kale.
Pilamia...( which is Lakota ...American Indian...for thank you.)

[Aoharu_Kale]

Thank you. It's ok; the zombies are nice ones. Oooh! You know Native American? That's so cool.

[Singing Bird]

My partner is a Lakota Medicine Man and his name is Mato Numpa (2Bears) And your welcome.