Godzilland (Song)

Godzilland [[File: |330px|Godzilland (Song)]] Performed by ??? Heard in Get Going! Godzilland

Godzilland (ゴジランド,   Gojirando) is a song played over the opening of the 1994 and 1996 Get Going! Godzilland OVAs.

Lyrics

Hiragana and Counting Episodes

Japanese

たばのぽしぴいぴ　ゴジランド
かいじゅうたちの パラダイス
みんな　なかまさ
あおい　うめ　ひろい　そら
まっしろな　ぼくの　こころ
かぜが　ふいても　あめが　ふっても
きみの　て　はなさない
みんな　あつまれ　ゴジランド
ふしぎが　いっぱい　わいてくる
ゆめの　もり　たんけんしてみよう
たばのぽしぴいぴ　ゴジランド
おいでよ　みんな　パラダイス
ぼくらの　しまへ

Romaji

Taba no poshi pī pi Gojirando
Kaijū-tachi no paradaisu
Min'na naka ma sa
Aoi Ume hiroi sora
Masshirona boku no kokoro
Kaze ga fuite mo ame ga futte mo
Kimi note wa nasanai
Min'na atsumare Gojirando
Fushigi ga ippai waite kuru
Yume no mori tan ken shite miyou
Taba no poshi pī pi Gojirando
Oideyo min'na paradaisu
Boku-ra no shima e

Translation

To be added.

Addition and Subtraction Episodes

Japanese

みんな　なかまさ
ゴジランド
おいでよ　ふしぎな
ワンダーランド
ぼうけんしよう
あおい　うみ　ひろい　そら
まっしろな　ぼくの　こころ
かぜが　ふいても
あめが　ふっても
きみの　て　はなさない
ドキドキ　ワクワク
ゴジランド
ともだち　いっぱい
やってくる
ゆめの　もり
たんけんしてみよう
みんな　なかまさ
ゴジランド
おいてよ　たのしい
ワンダーランド
ぼくらの　しまへ

Romaji

Min'na naka ma sa
Gojirando
Oideyo fushigina
Wandārando
Bō kenshiyou
Aoi umi hiroi sora
Masshirona boku no kokoro
Kaze ga fuite mo
Ame ga futte mo
Kimi note wa nasanai
Doki doki waku waku
Gojirando
Da chi ippai
Tte kuru
Yume no mori
Tan ken shite miyou
Min'na naka ma sa
Gojirando
Oi teyo tanoshī
Wandārando
Boku-ra no shima e

Translation

Everyone's part of the gang
Godzilland!
Come to the mysterious wonderland.
Let's have an adventure!
The blue ocean... the wide sky...
My pure white spirit.
Even if the wind blows...
Even if the rain falls...
I won't let go of your hand!
Heart-pounding, exiting,
Godzilland!
It's full of friends,
and they'll all come along.
Let's try and explore
the Forest of Dreams
Everyone's part of the gang
Godzilland!
Come to the enjoyable wonderland
Come to our island!

Videos

The opening to the hiragana and counting OVAs The opening to the addition and subtraction OVAs

References

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