[filk][tcibt] Miho!

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[filk][tcibt] Miho!

Post by cidjen » Thu Jul 08, 2021 6:32 pm

The Cidjen Imagination Barf Theater present

a reimagining of Romeo and Juliette immortalized by Mark Knopfler

A lovestruck gamer who drew the girls he liked to game
Laying everybody low with the art that he made
Found a convenient forum, start to moderate,
Says something like, "You and me babe, how about it?"

Then M0h says "Hey, it's Piro-san, you nealy gave me a heart attack"
She's closing the chat windows, singing "He-re, my boy form's back
You shouldn't come round here, drawing at people like that
I'm a male, whatcha gonna do about it?"

"Totally! The game was rigged from the start
And I knew, when you put sword in Largo's heart,
I don't forget, don't forget the theme song
When were you gonna realize, it was just that the timing was wrong, hey, M0h?"

(intermission)

Met him on Tokyo streets, where no two corners are the same,
Not dirty, maybe mean, and then she's dying all the same...
"I dreamt of your girl form, and now I know it's real,
How can you look at me, like it all was no big deal?"

"Well you can fall for gold or silver, you can fall down by the sword
you can fall for pretty strangers and the promises they told
You weren't super honest, just playing was still your king
Now you say, you know, Moh, yeah, you know, Pirogoeth had a fling with him!"

"Miho, when they made love, I wasn't shy,
I thought I fell in love with you, and then you made me die,
There was place for us, you know the theme song,
When were you gonna realize, it was just that the timing was wrong, Miho?"

(intermission 2)

[ op.ed: i really exhausted my rhyme pool for now but i really wanted to post this... maybe more will come later]
Слава Україні!
🖕💩🥫🚽🖌️
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Translation to polish
and where it happens when I have time to stream

Blessed be those, who, having nothing to say, avoid trying to tell this to the world in their own words - J. Tuwim ( liberally translated )

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