Yeah, there's no way in hell the community would be able to guess the correct lyrics between Hashino's Engrish and the distorted vocals. And the opening line not being "Rubicon cries" does remove a little of the punch the song had for me. Though I still think the read we had on it is still correct, to me the gist of the song is that it's about how much Rusty loves his planet and he's willing to fight for it.
This is my new anthem, but I like more the line Rubicon Cries from past interpretation, its just so full of emotion and correct under the Liberator route
I guess it's not truly an Armored Core vocal song without three syllables crammed into one. (EDIT: or one syllable stretched into three) I think the only lyric I'm salty about is the first line. Thanks for the unofficial lyrics months ago.
I think that even if the first line is not "Rubicon cries" the "Standing in a cold place" hits even harder, think about it, for Rusty his planet is just a destroyed land, not a home, just a cold battlefield, just a cold cemetery, no affection, only suffering, you need to see over those words, they say Rubicon cris even better that "Rubicon cris", it's Rusty home, it's every Rubiconian home and it's not a happy place, there is a haze of sadness and little hope, the idea of "cold" for me it's perfect both in reference to the planet situation and also for the ACs, they are just made of cold metal, machine of war but inside there are pilots with feelings that are burning like lava, pilots like Rusty that fight for what they love, what they belive, to protect the innocents, to give a future to every child. The cold can also be a reference to the contrast vs the fire that scorched the land, now there are just cold cinders but they can burn again, i think that "cold" also mean this, for now it's "cold" I also like that "Standing" bc it's a direct reference that Rusty is standing there and he can see every day that bad situation, i don't wanna say that Rubucon cries is bad but that this is also pretty fck good
on the first time you fight him while he’s in steel haze i was preparing for Rusted pride, than i realized it wasn’t in that fight and only in Steel haze Ortus fight
I just sing along normally, but since this is a Japanese man singing in English, his pronunciation does make it hard. "Steel Haze (Rusted Pride) Synthwave Remix" by CthulhuSeeker has clear lyrics, but with the old interpretation.
no way are the opening lyrics "Standing in a cold place". I try to hear it, but I just can't. Maybe I'm dumb, but hear me out... I feel like the number of syllables don't add up. It sounds like "[something] [something] (2 syllables) cold place,..." rather than... uuuh, 4? So even if I assumed "Standing" is inaudiable and we hear "...in a...", it just doesn't sound much like that... sounds more like "Let me... cold place???" or our favourite "Rubicon cries"........... I don't know anything about music, but feel like Hoshino just sang something completely different than the lyrics say and I swear to god it's not just because I liked "Rubicon cries" better, I swear its not just cope xd
It is 'standing in a cold place' according to the vinyl release. I also think 'Rubicon Cries' is better :/ Here they are: www.reddit.com/r/armoredcore/s/5lQ0rHruHy
I assume the actual singer is saying either "Stand in cold place" or "Standing cold place", it wouldn't be the first time that Armored Core soundtrack has english lyrics with strange/incorrect grammar and that way the syllables would work out. So I'd guess that they simply wrote the correct grammar in the official release, perhaps in an effort to prevent confusion about the meaning (for example if it is "stand in cold place" then that could be interpreted as an order "go over there" or as a description of someone or something). Similarly I think the "the" in "lost to the wind" probably isn't part of the sung lyrics either because the syllables don't match there either.
Nah. If you want your lyrics to be sung, make them discernable. Rubucon is crying, Rusty is taking flight, beautifully. Over land, across the sky We're still lost in rain, Lost in wind We're still watching the sun rise, Into dawn
Wow, your first go was really accurate in some parts. Nice.
Quite frankly I always liked the first line being "Rubicon cries" but thats just me.
Yeah, there are some parts of the original transcription that I like better too
Thank you!
I also liked 'Rubicon cries.' It was kinda sad to see I was wrong. It felt very fitting.
Yeah, there's no way in hell the community would be able to guess the correct lyrics between Hashino's Engrish and the distorted vocals.
And the opening line not being "Rubicon cries" does remove a little of the punch the song had for me. Though I still think the read we had on it is still correct, to me the gist of the song is that it's about how much Rusty loves his planet and he's willing to fight for it.
I also really liked the 'Rubicon cries' line. Particularly because Rubicon III has just been pillaged for decades, crying out for a liberator.
This is my new anthem, but I like more the line Rubicon Cries from past interpretation, its just so full of emotion and correct under the Liberator route
IDC "Rubicon cries" goes so much harder.
Fuckin’ FACTS
Doesn’t matter, the lyric is wrong
@@CMTechnicastill harder
@@CMTechnica so? Doesn’t matter that much.
And it's second iteration of armored core 6: [Armored core volatile Inferno]
so sad the Rubicon cries lyric isn't real but it will always be real in my heart
I guess it's not truly an Armored Core vocal song without three syllables crammed into one. (EDIT: or one syllable stretched into three) I think the only lyric I'm salty about is the first line. Thanks for the unofficial lyrics months ago.
I think that even if the first line is not "Rubicon cries" the "Standing in a cold place" hits even harder, think about it, for Rusty his planet is just a destroyed land, not a home, just a cold battlefield, just a cold cemetery, no affection, only suffering, you need to see over those words, they say Rubicon cris even better that "Rubicon cris", it's Rusty home, it's every Rubiconian home and it's not a happy place, there is a haze of sadness and little hope, the idea of "cold" for me it's perfect both in reference to the planet situation and also for the ACs, they are just made of cold metal, machine of war but inside there are pilots with feelings that are burning like lava, pilots like Rusty that fight for what they love, what they belive, to protect the innocents, to give a future to every child.
The cold can also be a reference to the contrast vs the fire that scorched the land, now there are just cold cinders but they can burn again, i think that "cold" also mean this, for now it's "cold"
I also like that "Standing" bc it's a direct reference that Rusty is standing there and he can see every day that bad situation, i don't wanna say that Rubucon cries is bad but that this is also pretty fck good
the actual lyrics go so fucking hard. i feel like i can fly high enough as well
i like how everyone collectively agreed to ignore the first line of the “corrected” lyrics lol
Sorry Fromsoft, 'Rubicon Cries' is much better than 'standing in a cold place'.
WE ARE KILLING SNAIL WITH THIS ONE🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Glad I was one of the first to discover the new version
Great job putting this together!
Thank you!
Rest well old buddy.
on the first time you fight him while he’s in steel haze i was preparing for Rusted pride, than i realized it wasn’t in that fight and only in Steel haze Ortus fight
Everyone is taking about "Rubicon cries", "standing in a cold place". But i see no one talking about "I can fly!", "high and dry!"
Still love the poetry of it.
Should have been a partner for the Die is cast ending. Probably would have been more useful than Ayre.
nice 😎😎😎
Just need where truths meet lyrics swear there semi differnt
Can someone explain how to sing along
The lyrics comfuse me
Gives me coniptions.
I just sing along normally, but since this is a Japanese man singing in English, his pronunciation does make it hard. "Steel Haze (Rusted Pride) Synthwave Remix" by CthulhuSeeker has clear lyrics, but with the old interpretation.
no way are the opening lyrics "Standing in a cold place". I try to hear it, but I just can't.
Maybe I'm dumb, but hear me out...
I feel like the number of syllables don't add up. It sounds like "[something] [something] (2 syllables) cold place,..." rather than... uuuh, 4? So even if I assumed "Standing" is inaudiable and we hear "...in a...", it just doesn't sound much like that... sounds more like "Let me... cold place???" or our favourite "Rubicon cries"...........
I don't know anything about music, but feel like Hoshino just sang something completely different than the lyrics say and I swear to god it's not just because I liked "Rubicon cries" better, I swear its not just cope xd
It is 'standing in a cold place' according to the vinyl release. I also think 'Rubicon Cries' is better :/ Here they are: www.reddit.com/r/armoredcore/s/5lQ0rHruHy
I assume the actual singer is saying either "Stand in cold place" or "Standing cold place", it wouldn't be the first time that Armored Core soundtrack has english lyrics with strange/incorrect grammar and that way the syllables would work out. So I'd guess that they simply wrote the correct grammar in the official release, perhaps in an effort to prevent confusion about the meaning (for example if it is "stand in cold place" then that could be interpreted as an order "go over there" or as a description of someone or something). Similarly I think the "the" in "lost to the wind" probably isn't part of the sung lyrics either because the syllables don't match there either.
@@valeriob36 i guess that would make sense, but I still can't hear it xd
engrish vocals hit different i guess
Nah. If you want your lyrics to be sung, make them discernable. Rubucon is crying, Rusty is taking flight, beautifully.
Over land,
across the sky
We're still lost in rain,
Lost in wind
We're still watching the sun rise,
Into dawn
Cope buddy.
@@jamesdino1388 say that to me in Pile Bunking distance.
@@alastor8091 Fool, you'd be putting yourself in Pile Bunking distance as well