Katei de mai-nichi
Gakushu-you no *record* wo kikase,
Ongaku-teki *sense* wo takameru.
Sensoo sou ii kedo
Sou inyo to demo.
The most important thing, is listening the recording of the music.
It makes them get um musical sense - and, uh - this is the point of the... fast progress!
*Tunization* wo mai-nichi *lesson* shido shite,
Oto wo rippa ni sodateru.
And also, everyday, every lesson
We have to make sure
They're not lying about tunization!
If you find some error in Left Hand Suzuki Method Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You.
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Review about Left Hand Suzuki Method Some Explanation | Reviewer: Tilde | 8/20/2008
I'm not sure what the overall meaning of the song is , if anything, but the japanese lyrics are just the japanese version of the english words Noodle is saying. I was actually trained in the left hand suzuki method of violin schooling, so I remember they used to have little notes like this in the books, first in Japanese and then in English, German, French, other languages... The song is called 'Long, Long Ago' - it's an early easy song they teach to beginners, and the second version of it is a slightly more advanced variation on it.
Needless to say, when I first heard this song years after I stopped learning Suzuki violin, I was surprised and delighted. ;)
Simply Brillant | Reviewer: Gorillaz Fan | 7/5/2007
Few words , great musice and a whole lot of meaning! That's what you get when you listen to any Gorillaz song! I love this one it just kind of grabs you and won't let go. Very cool to have all the lyrics in both languages. Gorillaz rule go Noodle and Miho Hatori ;0)
i found the lyrics | Reviewer: rob | 7/4/2007
it turns out on my CD the song after the 4 minutes or so of silence is Clint Eastwood (Ed Case Refix), or at least that's the title for it in this website.
say thankya | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/3/2007
does anyone know what noodle is saying in Japanese? Because i think this song is about how the creators come up with all of the tune stuff. Probably drugs, and if its drugs then the last line of this song is fucked up man.
Thanks...
To rob | Reviewer: Absinthe | 6/18/2007
the remix is a separate track on some CDs. I have it as two separate ones on mine, but my cousin has them as the same song, like you...I have no idea what the reason for this is...
This song reminds me of like a violin teacher or something. Where Miho Hatori (Noodle) is the teacher.
That's odd, there's no 4 minutes of silence on the one that I listen to. But if it was silent why would they put it in the lyrics?
the lyrics forgot half the song! | Reviewer: rob | 6/13/2007
in my CD, there's about 4 minutes of no sound after the song before it goes into a jazzy remix of the 'sunshine in a bag' song. why isn't it in the lyrics?
Alright, so this one isn't exactly a sing-song song but it's still a song so you can sing another song if you don't think that this song is singing. Lost yet?
No?
Good.
Yes?
Even better.
This song starts out with our good ole Noodle laying down some flat lyrics. Pretty cool, huh? It's like a flat Soda. I personally don't like soda... so it's not the perfect metaphore... but if and when I do drink a soda it has to be flat. So if you like flat soda, which has absolutely NO relevance to this, you're weird.
But if your weird, which IS rellevant to this which makes flat soda infact relevant, then you will be pretty cool with this.
I like it. New style, cool twists.
Pretty wicked if you ask me.
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