はなまるぴっぴはよいこだけ (Hanamaru Pippi wa Yoiko Dake)

==Lyrics==
Japanese 	Romaji 	English
ひらりひらりも隙のうちと 	hirari hirari mo suki no uchi to 	Even while fluttering, in and out of the chinksIt and 嫌よ嫌よの福は内で (an ultra pun, referencing setsubun and the following phrase)are puns on each other and puns on the phrase いやよいやよも好きのうちで (Just because you say you don't like it doesn't mean you actually don't/Even saying you hate it falls under "like") because they sound similar and have similar components 隙(suki) is an opportunity and that brings good luck, and it sounds like 好き(suki) (to like), which is an antonym to いや/嫌(iya) to dislike, and also instead of the singer going in/out the chinks/opportunities the good luck they bring is under/in them instead. Actually the phrases that are puns on いやよいやよもすきのうちで are hard to translate may need revisions. In(side) may be interpreted as "fall under"
かけこみ　すべりこみ　うっとり 	kakekomi suberikomi uttori 	I rush and slide right in, getting there just on time and zone out
 	 	
これぞカミカゼ　沿う太陽 	kore zo kamikaze sou taiyou 	The divine, self destructive wind that this is, which flows in accordance with the sunkamikaze, or divine wind was adapted to be a term for suicide attacks of Japan, and the divine wind was originally from a myth saying wind from the gods blew a Mongol emperor's ship down
虫の息　ひと知れず 	mushi no iki hitoshirezu 	is a dying/bug's breath done inwardly
 	 	
たいへんなの　現場は火事 	taihen nano genba wa kaji 	Oh no! This place is in flames
憂いなおめめから　発射だ　ぽーん 	urei na omeme kara hassha da poon 	Tears, eject from our sorrowful eyes! Boing!
 	 	
どうかなこれ　新型ギミック 	dou kana kore shingata gimikku 	How’s this? It's a new gimmick
あまりに革新的なひと 	amari ni kakushinteki na hito 	I'm an highly innovative one.
 	 	
ここからはじめて古今東西 	koko kara hajimete kokon touzai 	For the first time, from here, in all ages, past, present and future, and everywhere
鳴りやまぬ花　焼べるは水平線 	nariyamanu hana kuberu wa suiheisen 	Flowers will sound out incessantly, thrown into the flames on the horizon
めろめろとろけてぽぽんちゅうちゅうさ 	meromero torokete popon chuuchuu sa 	Enchanted head-over-heels with it, I slurp Popon
明日も昨日のよいこだけ 	ashita mo kinou no yoiko dake 	Tomorrow too, being a good kid will only be a thing of yesterday
 	 	
はなさかせ時代は　ふり売り 	hana sakase jidai wa furiuri 	In an era of livening/blooming, peddling around
雨にも風にも負けた 	ame ni mo kaze ni mo maketa 	I'm defeated by both the wind and rainThese lines parody parts of Japanese culture
ちら盛りの美学や　わらばら 	chira mori no bigaku ya warabara 	These are the aesthetics that I got to accidentally peek at. Scatter in all directions!ちら盛り is a portmanteau of ちら(っと見る/to accidentally peek at/to catch a glimpse of) and 盛り, which means serving (which I translated as "got to"). Also, わらばら is a portmanteau of わらわら (I don't know exactly how to describe this onomatopoeia, but think of a bunch of cockroaches swarming or moving) and ばらばら, an onomatopoeia for scattering/dispersing. The phrase わらばら makes me think of baby spiders scattering in all directions, as if a rampage.
 	 	
いやよいやよの福は内で 	iyayo iyayo no fuku wa uchi de 	With this good fortune that's “No! Nuh uh!” inside
もぐりこめ　ちゃれって　どっきり 	mogurikome charette dokkiri 	I infiltrate looking stupid--Surprise!
 	 	
これが大人でいう甲斐性 	kore ga otona de iu kaishou 	This is the dependability that is called being an adult
親知らず　鬼は外 	oyashirazu oni wa soto 	Oni, keep out! These are my wisdom teethI do not think this has significance, but 親知らず literally is to not have parents and even more literally, to not know of any parents.
 	 	
たいへんだわ　げんなりして 	taihen da wa gennari shite 	Oh dear– getting weary of it all
可憐なおくちから　発射だ　どーん 	karen na okuchi kara hassha da doon 	Words eject from your adorable mouth. Kaboom!
 	 	
「どうかねこの　新型ギミック」 	"douka ne kono shingata gimikku" 	"How's this new gimmick?"
あまりに革命的なひと！ 	amari ni kakumeiteki na hito! 	You're a revolutionary one!
 	 	
はじめて挑んだ戦は 	hajimete idonda muhonsen wa 	In the first war of rebellion you've waged
鳴きやまぬ故　自重の平行線 	nakiyamanu yue jichou no heikousen 	the crying out continues incessantly, so we're at a impasse of self-restraint
いたれりつくせりぽぽんちゅうちゅうは 	itareri tsukuseri popon chuuchuu wa 	Through and through, (liquid) Popon
おしてもひいてもよいこだけ 	oshite mo hiite mo yoiko dake 	is only for good kids(.) y/You can push and pull all you want
 	 	
ちょいとお待ちとよびとめられて 	choi to omachi to yobitomerarete 	"Wait a sec!" calling me to a halt
べろ出し　やっこちゃん 	berodashi yakko-chan 	That bastard sticks his tongue out
うん年前の宇宙から来た　逸品なのさ 	unnen mae no uchuu kara kita ippin nano sa	It's a gem, originating from a universe from umpteen years ago.
 	 	
これおあがりとくくりつけられ 	kore oagari to kukuri tsukerare 	Tightening it with a "here you go"
逃げ腰　抱っこじゃん 	nigegoshi dakko jan 	I'll give you a cold footed hugwug
電源抜いちまうかもう 	dengen nuichimau ka mou 	Maybe I should just pull the plug
 	 	
だって 	datte 	But,
 	 	
もどれない？　嗚呼 	modorenai? aa 	I won't be able to turn back? Uh
かえれない？　嗚呼 	kaerenai? aa 	I won't be able to go back? Oh,
 	 	
時限式カラミティ 	jigenshiki karamiti 	That'd be imminent calamity
 	 	
最強無欠のぽぽん搭載だ 	saikyou muketsu no popon tousai da 	Equipped with the strongest, flawless Popon
人類最後のギミック君に 	jinrui saigo no gimikku kimi ni 	I'll offer humanity's final gimmick up to you
へらへらおどけたゴチで注入さ 	herahera odoketa gochi de chuunyuu sa 	A feast of a punchline that’ll have you rolling out of your chair sneering, I'll inject you with itThis is a gigantic pun. ゴチ, a feast, sounds and looks like オチ and you say ごちそうさま (Thank you for the meal, literally: it looked like a feast or more literally: looks like you ran all around with horses to serve this to me) after the server serves it with お粗末様. In the line after the next, it's shortened, referencing the name of the anime it comes from, Mr. Osomatsu, as contracted さま is さん, which can also mean honorific frequently translated as Mr. Or Ms. Osomatsu also was adapted to mean hope you enjoy (reading), and the order of feast and hope you enjoyed are reversed. (I don't know how to make this information seem essential)
よろしくおあがり 	yoroshiku oagari 	Best regards, here you go
おそまつさーん！ 	osomatsu-saan! 	Mr. Hope you enjoy (Osomatsu)!
 	 	
一生全力モラトリアム 	isshou zenryoku moratoriamu 	You do a lifetime's best in/with this moratorium
今日から明日は昨日の未来 	kyou kara ashita wa kinou no mirai 	Today, tomorrow will be yesterday's future
よいよいころころ　よいこらっしょ 	yoiyoi korokoro yoikorassho 	Here we go, tumble tumble- Heave ho, good kid!よいよいころころよいこらっしょ is a pun on よいこ(good kid), よっこらしょ (Heave ho) and other interjections/onomatopoeia such as よいよい(Here we go) and ころころ(tumbling onomatopoeia) as it is either in or integrated into the words (よいこ+よっこらしょ=よいこらっしょ, よい(よい) + ころ(ころ) = よい(よい)こ(ろ(ころ)
この世に要るのはよいこだけ 	kono yo ni iru no wa yoiko dake 	As of the present (world) we only need good kids
 	 	
ちゅーちゅ　ちゅっちゅ 	chuuchu chucchu 	Slurp slurp slurp slurpMay sound like チュー, a childish word for a (sloppy) kiss but may be unnecessary to explain/irrelevant
ちゅーるちゅる　ちゅるりら 	chuuru churu chururira 	Slurpy slurp slurp slurp
雨ニモ風ニモ負ケズ 	ame ni mo kaze ni mo makezu 	Unbeaten by the wind and the rain
ちら盛りの美学や　ばらばら 	chira mori no bigaku ya barabara 	These are the aesthetics that I got to accidentally peek at! Scatter in all directions!
==Translation Notes==
==External Links==
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