「十九の春」 字幕付きカバー 1975年 沖縄俗謡歌作詞作曲 本竹裕助補作詞 田端義夫 若林ケン 81歳わが心の昭和歌謡

"Nineteen Springs" (1975) Okinawan folk song, lyrics and music by Yusuke Hontake, with additional lyrics. The orchestral arrangement is by Aichi Tabuchi. 039-9009-5 ISWC: T-101.290.842-6 We release one video every day at 7 PM featuring 81-year-old Ken Wakabayashi singing with a glass in hand. You can see videos of other songs here:    / @昭和歌謡シアターたまに平成の   If you send a friend request on Facebook, you will receive notifications of new songs every night.   / ken.wakabayashi.395   Please subscribe to our channel! Nineteen Springs (039-9009-5) Lyrics: Okinawa Folk Song Additional Lyrics: Yusuke Mototake Composition: Okinawa Folk Song Singer: Yoshio Tabata I fell in love with you in the spring when I was nineteen. If you're going to divorce me now, please let me go back to being nineteen. If you're going to let me go back to being nineteen, look at the withered tree in the garden. If flowers bloom on that withered tree, it would be easy to let me go back to nineteen. If you have any intention of abandoning me, please let me know soon. While you're still young, don't have any regrets, like the flowers of tomorrow. Even a postcard costing one or two sen travels thousands of miles. Living in the same Koza City, yet unable to meet you, how painful it is for me. No matter how much I call you "Master, Master," you already have someone more worthy. No matter how much I call you "Master," this unrequited love will never be forgotten. The nightingale living in the deep mountains naps on a plum branch, dreaming of spring coming, and singing "Hokekyo, hokekyo." #Nineteen Spring #Yoshio Tabata #Showa Songs #Showa Songs