Furusato no machi yakare miyori no hone umeshi yaketsuchi ni. Ima wa shiroi hanasaku as yurusumaji genbaku o! Mitabi yurusumaji genbaku o warera no machimi! [Spoken Interlude] In the place where our old home was destroyed we buried the charred bones of our relatives. Now the white flowers are blooming there. We must never allow we must absolutely forbid another atom bomb to fall. [English Verse] Deadly rain gathers poison from the sky and the fish carry death in the depths of the sea. Fishing boats are idle their owners are blind deadly harvest of two Atom bombs. And landsmen and seamen you must watch and take care that the third Atom bomb never falls. [Japanese Verse] Furusato no machi yakare miyori no hone umeshi yaketsuchi ni. Ima wa shiroi hanasaku as yurusumaji genbaku o! Mitabi yurusumaji genbaku o warera no machimi!
@@Chaudapeau You're right, he accidentally forgot to speak that line in English. He did sing the Japanese line, though: "Ima wa shiroi hana saku" (third line from the top). Hope that helps! (I'm from Nagasaki btw, so I feel very moved any time people from outside Japan sing or listen to our songs, and help in our campaign for nuclear disarmament.) 🗾☮🕊
Today is the 75th anniversary of the only attack by any power on a civilian population using the first atomic bomb. This was done by the U.S. to Hiroshima and 3 days later to Nagasaki.. This issue has fallen off the "radar" as has the climate crisis.Hundreds of thousands were killed and many more maimed. Pete honors us all and this song was instrumental in the U.S. and France ending nuclear testing though it took many years. We didn't know at the time that the effects would be so pervasive and last so long in the environment. We do now!
Have you seen the film *The Day After* (1983)? Our family just watched it together last night. We are originally from Nagasaki. The movie's story is told from the point of view of ordinary people living in Kansas and Missouri, when there is a sudden escalation from Cold War to a massive nuclear missiles exchange between the US and the Soviet Union. It was really scary, though not even as scary as what we've seen at the Atomic Museum in Nagasaki, and what our elders have told us about - the ABC censors cut out the most graphically horrifying parts of the film, as it was going to be broadcast on TV. But even then, it was so frightening that after watching this film, it moved Ronald Regan and Mikhail Gorbachev towards signing an anti-nuclear peace treaty in the late '80s! This film changed the world for the better, just for a while. But now we have Putin and Kim Jong Un, threatening to press the button on us all, and we are closer to World War 3 than ever before!!! We need a scary movie like that again - not this self-justifying Oppenheimer nonsense...
Listening and crying, Hiroshima Day, 6th August 2022. Never Again - are you world 'leaders' sitting on your nuclear weapons arsenal actually listening?
Je trouve ce son magnifiques
C'est DB qui t'as amené ici ? :D
@@Chaudapeau oui
@@Chaudapeau +1
on est trois ahah
@@letek42
4 ^^
a french youtubeur with the name of dirty biology us this song in a video, go wath is content
Tu a pas su tout regarder la vidéo sur la nuke nonnnn xd
@@somua_sm non je l'ai ai toutes vues
@@MagalieClement-Sauleau xd sa rassure quand il nous dis que la menace nucléaire sa marche poas
Mtn je me sens vraiment protégé
Furusato no machi yakare
miyori no hone umeshi yaketsuchi ni.
Ima wa shiroi hanasaku
as yurusumaji genbaku o!
Mitabi yurusumaji genbaku o
warera no machimi!
[Spoken Interlude]
In the place where our old home was destroyed
we buried the charred bones of our relatives.
Now the white flowers are blooming there.
We must never allow we must absolutely forbid another atom bomb to fall.
[English Verse]
Deadly rain gathers poison from the sky
and the fish carry death in the depths of the sea.
Fishing boats are idle their owners are blind
deadly harvest of two Atom bombs.
And landsmen and seamen you must watch and take care
that the third Atom bomb never falls.
[Japanese Verse]
Furusato no machi yakare
miyori no hone umeshi yaketsuchi ni.
Ima wa shiroi hanasaku
as yurusumaji genbaku o!
Mitabi yurusumaji genbaku o
warera no machimi!
not all hero wear a cape
the lign "Now the white flowers are blooming there." where does it come from ? i dont hear it in this current version
Magnifique
@@Chaudapeau You're right, he accidentally forgot to speak that line in English. He did sing the Japanese line, though: "Ima wa shiroi hana saku" (third line from the top). Hope that helps! (I'm from Nagasaki btw, so I feel very moved any time people from outside Japan sing or listen to our songs, and help in our campaign for nuclear disarmament.) 🗾☮🕊
Thankyou, Pete for singing Genbaku Yurusumaji. RIP
From one of Japanese in Hiroshima
What a great song.
素晴らしい！ありがとうございます。
高校生の時に よく歌いました。
はじめて聞きました。ため息！！
うちのばあちゃんの目撃談。
満州で日本人は人力者に乗っても代金を払わず
ステッキで現地の車夫を殴った。車夫が怒ると
「憲兵隊を呼ぶぞ！」と脅した。日本女性は
買い物をしても代金を払わず、うちのばあちゃんが代金を
払うと「あんた人がいいね。お金なんかはらわなくていいんだよ」と
言った女性がいたそうだ。だからばあちゃんは「日本が負けてよかった。
勝ったらあれが延々と続いていた」と言った。
This song is beautiful
Woaw, i discovered it today !
Today is the 75th anniversary of the only attack by any power on a civilian population using the first atomic bomb. This was done by the U.S. to Hiroshima and 3 days later to Nagasaki.. This issue has fallen off the "radar" as has the climate crisis.Hundreds of thousands were killed and many more maimed. Pete honors us all and this song was instrumental in the U.S. and France ending nuclear testing though it took many years. We didn't know at the time that the effects would be so pervasive and last so long in the environment. We do now!
Have you seen the film *The Day After* (1983)? Our family just watched it together last night. We are originally from Nagasaki. The movie's story is told from the point of view of ordinary people living in Kansas and Missouri, when there is a sudden escalation from Cold War to a massive nuclear missiles exchange between the US and the Soviet Union. It was really scary, though not even as scary as what we've seen at the Atomic Museum in Nagasaki, and what our elders have told us about - the ABC censors cut out the most graphically horrifying parts of the film, as it was going to be broadcast on TV. But even then, it was so frightening that after watching this film, it moved Ronald Regan and Mikhail Gorbachev towards signing an anti-nuclear peace treaty in the late '80s! This film changed the world for the better, just for a while. But now we have Putin and Kim Jong Un, threatening to press the button on us all, and we are closer to World War 3 than ever before!!! We need a scary movie like that again - not this self-justifying Oppenheimer nonsense...
I can sing this perfectly XD
Please upload video with your voice and put link here 😉
@@TheDarkDutchman Maybe
@@cornucopiac1088 Yes please 😀
@@TheDarkDutchman I'll see what i can do with my garbage mic and all that soon :)
Mee too.
nie wieder krieg....
初めて聴きました。よく原爆を歌ってくれたと・・感謝します💛＆☮
damn
What are the lyrics to this and guitar tab?
chordify.net/chords/pete-seeger-step-by-step-will-stancil
@@michaelkingsbury4305 "Step by Step" is definitely another song.
Here the chords and lyrics:
tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/pete-seeger/genbaku-o-yurusumagi-chords-3413627
@@TheDarkDutchman Thank's
Which one is the 17th month ? 17-24-1963 ...
17 is the number of the song
@@floriankoegler9372
Thanks man... I thought it was a date too! 😂
Pete Seeger was a weeb
Listening and crying, Hiroshima Day, 6th August 2022. Never Again - are you world 'leaders' sitting on your nuclear weapons arsenal actually listening?
we need an update-never again dew weapons or chemtrails
wh
"Dew weapons"
"chemtrails"
you mean Do Weapons or Chemicals??
@@cornucopiac1088 dew = direct energy weapon ?
@@TheDarkDutchman Oh. but that should say "Never again the DEWs, Weapons or Chemicals" lmao
@@cornucopiac1088 True, that was confusing for me too... But lets wait and see if Kim Kurt will reply after 5 years. 😂🤣
@@TheDarkDutchman oh, god that'd be interesting.