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During World War II, soldiers of the same corps called themselves "douki no sakura" (Cherry blossoms of the same period), implying (and, perhaps, convincing themselves) that they were happy to fall and die for their country and their loved ones.
Lyrics:
貴様と俺とは同期の桜
(kisama to ore to ha douki no sakura)
同じ兵学校の庭に咲く
(onaji hei gakkou no niwa ni saku)
咲いた花な ら散るのは覚悟
(sai ta hana na ra chiru no ha kakugo)
見事散りましょ国のため
(migoto chiri masho no kuni no tame)
二、
貴様と俺とは同期の桜
(kisama to ore to ha douki no sakura)
同じ兵学校の庭に咲く
(onaji hei gakkou no niwa ni saku)
血肉分けたる仲で はないが
(chiniku wake taru naka de ha nai ga)
なぜか気が合うて別れられぬ
(naze ka ki ga au te wakare rare nu)
三、
貴様と俺とは同期の桜
(kisama to ore to ha douki no sakura)
同じ航空隊の庭に咲く
(onaji koukuu tai no niwa ni saku)
仰いだ夕焼け南の空 に
(aoi da yuuyake minami no sora ni)
今だ還らぬ一番機
(ima da kaera nu ichiban ki)
四、
貴様と俺とは同期の桜
(kisama to ore to ha douki no sakura)
同じ航空隊の庭に咲く
(onaji koukuu tai no niwa ni saku)
あれほど誓ったその日も待たず
(are hodo chikat ta sono hi mo mata zu)
な ぜに散ったか死んだのか
(na ze ni chit ta ka shin da no ka)
五、
貴様と俺とは同期の桜
(kisama to ore to ha douki no sakura)
離れ離れに散ろうとも
(hanarebanare ni chiro u tomo)
花の都の靖国神社
(hana no miyako no yasukunijinja)
春の梢(こず え)に咲いて会おう
(haru no kozue ni sai te ao u)
I´m not the original author of this video, all the credits go to FBIV.