mou hitori kiri ni

English translation: You owe me a dollar.

13:46 Jan 31, 2001

Japanese to English translations [Non-PRO]

Japanese term or phrase: mou hitori kiri ni

Mou hitori kiri ni shite oite hoshii no daremo watashi wo shiranu basho he nigetai no
sonna koto machigatte iru to semerareyou to kore ijou kokoro ga mou motanai ashita wa ira na i no.

This is the first part of a song by Hamasaki Ayumi (known outside of Japan as Ayumi Hamasaki,) called powder snow. I'd like a translation of the whole song, but I don't want to pay more than a dollar. :P

Mark Williamson

English translation:You owe me a dollar.

Explanation:
I want to be left alone;
I want to escape to a place where no-one knows me.
You're trying to blame me for that mistake, and I can't take anymore.
I can't face (lit.: 'don't need') tomorrow.

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Henk de Groot

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You owe me a dollar.

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You owe me a dollar.

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