あなたへと至る魔法 (Anata e to Itaru Mahou)

==Lyrics==
Japanese 	Romaji 	English
満月の夜に隠れ,　に見惚れてる時は 	mangetsu no yoru ni kakure, anata ni mihoreteru toki wa	Hiding on the night of the full moon, those times
自分が魔女である事　忘れさせてくれる 	jibun ga majo de aru koto wasuresasete kureru 	when I’m fascinated by the prince (you)For many of the lines “prince” is said as “you” and witch is said as “me” and vice versa, other written-said differences are more minor and just noted below in (normal brackets)
Also later “girl” is read as “noir” (I think) and prince is said as something I can’t… quite catch and I’m assuming it’s another european language word (pronounced with japanese syllabary rip) maybe someone else with knowledge there can recognise it :-?… They let me forget I am a witch
では私は悪者扱い 	mukashi no ohanashi de wa watashi wa warumono atsukai 	In fairy tales (stories of old) I’m treated as the bad guy;
お菓子で子供を誘い　森へと連れて行く 	okashi de kodomo o sasoi mori e to tsurete yuku 	Tempting children away with sweets, taking them away to the forest
 	 	
不死を背負った　の日々は永くて 	fushi o seotta watashi no hibi wa nagakute 	Burdened with immortality, the witch’s (my) days were long indeed
これは叶わぬ願いだと　自分に言い聞かせた 	kore wa kanawanu negai da to jibun ni iikikaseta 	“This is an ungrantable wish” she persuaded herself
 	 	
月明りを受け　その手に煌く 	tsuki akari o uke sono te ni kirameku 	Accepting the moonlight, it glitters in those hands
へと至るこの薬 	anata e to itaru kono kusuri 	This medicine, reaching the prince (you)
たとえ毒だとしても　構わないよ 	tatoe doku da to shite mo kamawanai yo 	Even if it’s poison, it doesn’t matter
お菓子より甘く　鈍い痛みが欲しいの 	okashi yori amaku nibui itami ga hoshii no 	I want that dull pain, sweeter than any candy
 	 	
気づいたらここに居た 	kizuitara koko ni ita 	When I came to, I was here.
の腕に抱かれ 	anata no ude ni dakare 	Being held in the prince’s (your) arms
 	 	
問いを投げかけた 	toi o nagekaketa sharotto 	The prince, raising a question
胸高鳴る 	mune takanaru noaaru 	A girl, her chest beating fast
二人目を合わせたら 	futari me o awasetara 	When their eyes met,
恋を知った 	koi o shitta 	they learned of love
運命を信じ 永遠を信じた 	unmei o shinji eien o shinjita 	[They] believed in fate, believed in eternity
 	 	
二人出逢ったのは 定めなのか 	futari deatta no wa sadame nano ka 	Had their meeting been decided?literally “that they met, was it a decision/arrangement?”
定め can mean fate/destiny as well, but I opted for the more “decided/arrangement” interpretation since 運命 in the next line distinctly means fate
捻じ曲げられた運命なのか 	neji magerareta unmei nano ka 	Or fate that had been distorted?
二人は夢のような 	futari wa yume no you na 	They spent [together]
を過ごした 	toki o sugoshita 	a dream-like time
運命は二人をどこへ 	unmei wa futari o doko e 	Where does fate lead (carry)
ゆくの 	hakonde yuku no 	the two of them?
 	 	
誓いを交わす時の鐘が鳴り響く 	chikai o kawasu toki no kane ga narihibiku 	The bells at the time of exchanging vows ring
は終わり を告げた 	toki wa owari o tsugeta 	Marking the end of their timeI think this line is a little ungrammatical but I went with most logical choice...
「ああ、運命は意地悪だ」と 	"aa, unmei wa ijiwaru da" to 	“Aa, fate is cruel”
 	 	
白きの手を握ってるのは 	shiroki sharotto no te o nigitteru no wa 	What was grasping the hand of the white prince,
あの日見たでわない 	ano hi mita noaaru de wa nai 	Was not the girl he had seen that day
哀しき運命は二人を 	kanashiki unmei wa futari o 	Sorrowful fate splits the two of them
引き裂いて嗤う 	hikisaite warau 	and laughs
これが終焉 	kore ga shuuen 	This is their demise
 	 	
黒きを包み込む業火 	kuroki watashi o tsutsumikomu gouka 	The hellfire wrapping up the black witch (me);
その先に光っていたのは 	sono saki ni hikatte ita no wa 	Beyond [it], shining was
私を殺す王子が流した 	watashi o korosu ouji ga nagashita 	the silver tears that the prince;
銀色の涙だった 	giniro no namida datta 	killing me, shed.
「まだ会いに行くね」 	"mada ai ni yuku ne" 	“I’ll come to see you once again…”
==Translation Notes==
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