清姫道成寺 || Kiyohime Doujouji

歌詞

花やちるらん　花や散るらん
花や散るらん

作りし罪も消えぬべき　作りし罪も消えぬべき
鐘のお供養拝まん
月は程なく入汐の　月は程なく入汐の
煙みちくる小松原

あら嬉しや　烏帽子を暫し仮に着て
既に拍子を進めけり

花の外には松ばかり　暮れ初めて鐘や響くらん
初夜の鐘を撞く時は　諸行無常と響くなり
花の外には松ばかり　暮れ初めて鐘や響くらん
後夜の鐘を撞く時は　是生滅法と響くなり

花やちるらん　花や散るらん
花や散るらん

春の夕べを　来てみれば　春の夕べを　来てみれば
入相の鐘に花や散るらん

我をばいつまで捨置き給ふぞ
奥へ連れて　お下りあれ

花の姿の乱れ髪　思へば此鐘　恨めしや
龍頭に手をかけ　飛ぶとぞみえし　引きかずきてぞ　失せにける
花の姿の乱れ髪　思えば思えば恨めしや
乱れし髪の乱るるも　その結縁のためぞかし

入相は　寂滅為楽と響くなり　聴いて驚く人もなし
我も五障の雲晴れて　真如の月を眺め明かさん

花やちるらん　 花や散るらん
花や散るらん
（花や散るらん　花や散るらん
　花や散るらん　花や散るらん
　花や）

Romanisation

hana ya chiruran hana ya chiruran
hana ya chiruran

tsukurishi tsumi mo kienu beki tsukurishi tsumi mo kienu beki
kane no okuyou ogaman
tsuki wa hodo naku irishio no tsuki wa hodo naku irishio no
kemuri michi kuru komatsubara

ara ureshi ya eboshi wo shibashi kari ni kite
sude ni hyoushi wo susumekeri

hana no hoka ni wa matsu bakari kuresomete kane ya hibikuran
shoya no kane wo tsuku toki wa shogyoumujou to hibiku nari
hana no hoka ni wa matsu bakari kuresomete kane ya hibikuran
goya no kane wo tsuku toki wa zeshoumeppou to hibikunari

hana ya chiruran hana ya chiruran
hana ya chiruran

haru no yuube wo kite mireba haru no yuube wo kitemireba
iriai no kane ni hana ya chiruran

ware wo ba itsu made sute oki tamau zo
oku e tsurete okudari are

hana no sugata no midaregami omoeba kono kane urameshi ya
ryuuzu ni te wo kake tobu to zo mieshi hikikazu kite zo usenikeru
hana no sugata no midaregami omoeba omoeba urameshi ya
midareshi kami no midaruru mo sono kechien no tame zokashi

iriai wa jakumetsuiraku to hibikunari kiite odoroku hito mo nashi
ware mo goshou no kumo harete shinnyo no tsuki o nagameakasan

hana ya chiruran hana ya chiruran
hana ya chiruran
(hana ya chiruran hana ya chiruran
hana ya chiruran hana ya chiruran
hana ya)

Translation

The blossoms fall, the blossoms fall.
The blossoms fall.

My sins are fading away. My sins are fading away.
I will pray at the new bell’s raising ceremony.
The moon will phase soon. The moon will phase soon.
Mist swells like the tide at the pine grove.

Oh, how auspicious. I wore an eboshi for a while (1)
and I had already sped up the tempo.

Apart from blossoms, there are only pines. The evening bell rings.
When they strike the bell at early night, it rings with a transient peal. (2)
Apart from blossoms, there are only pines. The evening bell rings.
When they strike the bell at midnight, it rings with sounds of creation and destruction (3).

The blossoms fall, the blossoms fall.
The blossoms fall.

During the spring night, when I arrived, during the spring night, when I arrived
the blossoms fell with the vespers bell.

How much longer will you abandon me?
Take me and descend.

Her hair was as wild as the blossoms. I envy the bell when I think about it.
She touched the dragon-head on the bell and seemed to fly up. She pulled it over her head and vanished.
Her hair was as wild as the blossoms. I am full of envy when I think about it.
Her hair remains so, all for the sake of the bond.

At sunset, the sounds of freedom echo, and not a soul is surprised. (4)
The clouds of desire clear. She will not spend another night meditating beneath the ultimate moon. (5)

The blossoms fall, the blossoms fall.
The blossoms fall.
(The blossoms fall, the blossoms fall.
The blossoms fall, the blossoms fall.
The blossoms—)