It's not Kurosawa's fault, of course, but...
..."Princess Yuki of Akizuki" definitely sounds like a bad 1920s novelty song.
share..."Princess Yuki of Akizuki" definitely sounds like a bad 1920s novelty song.
shareHahahahaha, I feel bad about laughing though.
shareTrue, that's one terrible rhyme...
Try "Akizuki Yuki-hime".
Exactly. That's why it's not Kurosawa's fault.
I was actually thinking of something similar to "Nagasaki," a song which seems to have gone out of style around 1945. Can't think why.
Back in Nagasaki
Where the fellas chew tobacky
And the women wicky-wacky-woo!
You just know that "Princess Yuki from Akizuki" would have to include rhymes like "kooky" and "spooky." It makes one shudder merely to consider it.
lmao, yes u'r right. I didn't think of it when I saw it, good point :)
"Yeah? Well, you know, that's just like... your opinion, man."
Well that's certainly an amusing little witicism.
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