not_sophie: (Seres)
 I'm sure you all finally know that Hear the Universe is the best Walküre song. But did you know that Change!!!!! is the second best? It's true. So I did the usual color-coding so you can tell who's who in case you're somehow confused AND care at the same time. But wait, there's more! It didn't seem like there were any English translations on the internet from a lazy google search, so I decided to go ahead and translate it. But it's not an easy song to translate. The lyrics are amazingly fun in ways that can't be translated to English because we simply have different words. It's also just hard in the normal ways. (ps Uluru is also known as Ayers Rock which you may be more familiar with and I have no idea what else that line could be so I guess it's gonna be that, which is actually kind of disturbing)

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not_sophie: (Aegina)
Let's have another. Why not? Same deal is here anyway, we've never seen the song in the anime... although you know there will be a movie which features it soon enough. Here is Walküre ga Tomaranai/Walküre Can't Be Stopped. Won't be stopped... won't stop... it's just... DON'T STOOOOP. oh wait innerpartysystem is dead.

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not_sophie: (TAAKE ME AS THE MOOOOON BURNS)
Y'all are a bunch of dummies for not recognizing this as like, the best song. Other than the obvious honky songs like Ikenai Borderline and Hametsu no Junjou, anyway... Yeah, I was already a fan of Rasmus Faber. Wanna fight about it? Didn't think so. So, the usual applies here. Color-coded lyrics for better understanding of who sings what, in case you're confused. Though I think it's typically harder to be confused about it when you got to see them on screen... but you know how it is. Hear the Universe was shafted to heck. Only played in one episode, and even then it was only like 30 seconds, and even then it was muffled and had its volume way down for most of that 30 seconds. Thanks, Kawamori.

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not_sophie: (SHOW ME YOUR MOOOON BURNS)
I don't recall seeing Walküre sing this in the anime proper, so here's some color-coded lyrics. People aren't paying much attention to this song anyway, since Hametsu no Junjou exists... Like with the Kalafina ones, black text means that multiple people are singing. There isn't really a good way in text to show WHICH people are singing when it's multiple, unfortunately, so you'll just have to figure that out on your own. Although I am open to you asking in comments for specific parts... I can tell you. Only reason I make these is because I'm pretty confident in my ability to differentiate everyone's voices in the bands I actually post these for.

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