RV Mirai
RV Mirai a is Japanese oceanographic research vessel. She was previously the nuclear-powered vessel Mutsu, rebuilt as a conventionally powered ship.
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Mirai (song)
"Mirai" (未来) is a single by a Japanese American singer Kylee. The title track is the theme song for the film シグナル～月曜日のルカ～.
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Regular edition CD single
Limited edition CD single
Limited edition bonus DVD
- only Kylee's scenes ver.
- director - Toshiyuki Suzuki
- on October 10, 2011 at Shibuya Boxx, Tokyo
- vocals - Kylee / keyboard - Troy Laureta / guitar - Chris Vasquez / bass - Bana Mendoza / drums - Valerie Franco
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Live performances
in support of the single "Mirai"
Mirai (given name)
Mirai (未来) is a Japanese given name, meaning "the future".
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Johnny Reggae
by: Rev HammerYou used to see him down Leicester Square,
With a mixed-up suit and filthy hair.
He played harmonica in limbo,
For his tea and fare
He drank too much, but, I couldn't care
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Johnny Reggae he could not see (x3)
But it never stopped him
Smiling at me.
He wore a badge from a paradise isle,
He grinned a lot, he had a toothless smile.
He broke no laws,
Or appeared on no files,
And spent his night upon the pavement tiles.
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They say it started with some rookie police,
When a lucky right hand knocked one off his feet.
They dragged him, legless, to the soundproof cell,
Where no-one but the dead could hear you yell,
And they gave what they give to the troublesome
niggers.
Now, I hope one night, when there is me and thee,
That we are behind those men in a blind alley.
In the blackened night their eyes don't see,
Who dealt a dose of brutality.
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For, Johnny Reggae he could not see (x3)