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Considering the amount of fame that The Peanuts have (various compilation CDs are still being released to this day), I'm always curious as to what the deal was with Pair Bambi.
May 7, 2019 · Masaru Sato/Pair Bambi - Mothra's Song (1966) SpaceHunterM⚧. 38.4K subscribers. 121. 5.6K views 4 years ago. ...more. Music. SONG. モスラの唄Ⅱ (PS-55AT8)
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目をさまして モスラ 花が開くように モスラ みんな待っているの 青ざめた空へ 光るつばさで 飛んでおくれ モスラ 目をさまして モスラ 朝が明けるように モスラ みんな待っているの 涙 の夜露を 早 く頬から 消しておくれ モスラ 目をさまして モスラ 雲が歌うように モスラ みんな待っているの 果てもない闇に 叫ぶ祈りを 聞いておくれ モスラ
Me o samashite Mosura Hana ga hiraku yō ni Mosura Min'na matte iru no Aozameta sora e Hikaru tsubasa de tonde okure Mosura Me o samashite Mosura Asa ga akeru yō ni Mosura Min'na matte iru no Namida no yotsuyu o Haya ku hoho kara keshite okure Mosura Me o samashite Mosura Kumo ga utau yō ni Mosura Min'na matte iru no Hate mo nai yami ni Sakebu inori...
Open your eyes, Mothra Let the flowers bloom, Mothra. They're all waiting for you To the blue sky with your shining wings Take flight, Mothra Open your eyes, Mothra Let the morning dawn, Mothra They're waiting for you Let the dew of your tears soon be gone from your cheeks. Quickly, Mothra. Open your eyes, Mothra. Let the clouds sing, Mothra They'r...
Jun 9, 2024 · Two exceptions are 1966's Ebirah, Horror of the Deep, which features an unrelated song with the same name composed by Masaru Sato and performed by Pair Bambi, and 2019's Godzilla: King of the Monsters, for which composer Bear McCreary created a new arrangement of Koseki's composition that ultimately went unused, save for an instrumental version ...
Actress: Ebirah, Horror of the Deep. Pair Bambi is known for Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (1966).
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Pair Bambi as the Shobijin, Mothra's tiny twin priestesses. Jun Tazaki as Red Bamboo Commander. Akihiko Hirata as Red Bamboo Captain Ryuui. Hideyo Amamoto as Red Bamboo Captain Naval Officer. Yutaka Sada as Farmer. Hisaya Ito as Red Bamboo scientist.
Feb 9, 2024 · Emi Ito (伊藤 エミ Itō Emi) and Yumi Ito (伊藤 ユミ Itō Yumi) were identical twin Japanese singers and actresses who performed as The Peanuts (ザ・ピーナッツ Za Pīnattsu). Active from 1958 to 1975, the duo was one of the first successful J-pop groups, selling over 10 million records. [3]
