反省はしている、だが後悔はしていない。 (Hansei wa Shiteiru, da ga Koukai wa Shiteinai.)

==Lyrics==
Japanese 	Romaji 	English
たまに出没。危険です。 	tamani shutsubotsu. kiken desu. 	It pops up sometimes. It’s dangerous.
身を伏せろ。逃げろ。 	mi o fusero. nigero. 	Lie down flat. Run away.
雨天の報せなんか役に立つこたないだろうが。 	uten no shirase nanka yaku ni tatsu kotanai darou ga. 	The report of rain today doesn't look like it's gonna be of much use.
時に目撃。否定です。 	toki ni mokugeki. hitei desu. 	Occasionally, I witness it. I deny it.
こんなときゃ避けろ。別れ。 	konna tokya yokero. wakare. 	In times like this, back off. Farewell.
三十六計逃げるに如かずだ。 	sanjuu rokkei nigeru ni shikazu da. 	Discretion is the better part of valor.三十六計逃げるに如かず is an expression meaning, according to the dictionary, "the smartest thing in a tight situation is to beat a retreat," though it's often localized using the English expression "discretion is the better part of valor." If I'm interpreting it correctly, the proverb literally means " don't measure up to running away."
先人の知恵に倣えよ、縦に。 	senjin no chie ni narae yo, tate ni. 	Follow the wisdom of your predecessors, to the letter.縦に literally means "vertically," though I suspect it's being used here in a sense that means "top to bottom," "front to back," "cover to cover," etc.
 	 	
信用はするけど、信頼はできないな。 	shin'you wa suru kedo, shinrai wa dekinai na. 	I'm confident in it, but I still can't truly trust it.
薄めの「き」がつく糸を引くだけさ。 	usume no "ki" ga tsuku ito o hiku dake sa. 	I only pull strings with the faintest of spirit.
まるで心肺不全の出来損ない。 	marude shinpai fuzen no dekisokonai. 	It's like I'm defective, my heart and lungs incomplete.
 	 	
予兆が……ってェ、嫌だよ嫌だよ嫌だよ嫌！ 	yochou ga…… tte, iya da yo iya da yo iya da yo iya! 	An omen like that... well, I hate it! I hate it! I hate it! I hate it!
 	 	
スタートラインが見えないんだけど……。 	sutaato rain ga mienai n dakedo……. 	I can't see the starting line, though...
「先輩」「うるさい」 	"senpai" "urusai" 	"Senior"The word used here is 先輩, "senpai," which is how you address an upperclassman or a senior coworker or the like. In the next line, this is followed up with 年配 (nenpai), "elderly." I tried to preserve the nature of this pun in the translation as best I could. "Shut up"
「年配？」「黙れよ」 	"nenpai?" "damare yo" 	"Senior citizen?" "Be quiet!"
卓袱台返しがなんぼのもんじゃい。 	chabudaigaeshi ga nanbo no monjai. 	How many tables have you flipped now?
取り敢えず今はさァ行ってみよう！ 	toriaezu ima wa saa itte miyou! 	In any case, come on now, let's go!
……イラッとくるけど抑えつけて。 	……ira to kuru kedo osae tsukete. 	...I feel the irritation welling, but I push it back down.
恐い未来に想い馳せる。 	kowai mirai ni omoi haseru. 	My thoughts focus around a scary future.
 	 	
1.位置の確認。迷子です。 	1. ichi no kakunin. maigo desu. 	1. Confirmation of position. It's a lost child.
狭い敷地の中で。 	semai shikichi no naka de. 	Within a small area.
2.兄さん捜すよ。違うよ。 	2. niisan sagasu yo. chigau yo. 	2. I'm looking for my big brother. Wait, that's wrong.
漢字間違いだ。 	kanji machigai da. 	That's the wrong word.This doesn't really carry over into English; the spoken word is actually the same, but the boy is claiming that the kanji is wrong. Initially, he says 捜す, and he later amends that to 探す. There is a difference between the two terms; 捜す, the initial kanji, is most often used as in to look for something that's been lost (i.e. a wallet, a fugitive, a missing person), while 探す is used as in to seek out something desired (i.e. a job, buried treasure, a new house).
【探すよ】そうでしょ。 	[sagasu yo] sou desho. 	I’m "searching" for him, that's it.
3.山岳地帯さえ越えて行く。 	3. sangaku chitai sae koete yuku. 	3. I'm even crossing over the mountains.
出来る。見積もるだけ。 	dekiru. mitsumoru dake. 	I can do it. At least, I'm pretty sure I can.
4.虐げられるさ、そりゃお前。 	4. shiitagerareru sa, sorya omae. 	4. One of the oppressed; that's you, alright.
便利な四捨五入を多用して。 	benri na shishagonyuu o tayou shite. 	Making plenty of use out of a convenient rounding off.I'm not really sure what 四捨五入 refers to in the context of this sentence, but it means "rounding" as in rounding numbers, usually rounding up, as far as I can tell.
 	 	
終わり良ければ全て良いらしいよ。 	owari yokereba subete yoirashii yo. 	If the ending's good, then everything else should be fine.
役目を果たせず破れ去った解説書。 	yakume o hatasezu yabure satta kaisetsusho. 	Without being able to fulfill my duty, I rip the instruction manual to shreds.
制御機能の停止ボタンは何処へやった。 	seigyo kinou no teishi botan wa doko e yatta. 	Where did the button to stop my control functions go?
 	 	
まさかね……ってェ、駄目だよ駄目だよ駄目だよ駄目！ 	masaka ne…… tte, dame da yo dame da yo dame da yo dame! 	Don't tell me… come on, it's pointless! Pointless! Pointless! Pointless!
 	 	
騙し騙され。 	damashi damasare. 	I deceive and am deceived.
分かるわけないだろ。 	wakaru wakenai daro. 	Of course I could never understand.
検討違いもいいところだ。 	kentou chigai mo ii tokoro da. 	Your misguidedness is another of your strong points.
以心伝心？ 	ishin denshin? 	You’re reading my mind?The word 以心伝心 is a four character compound meaning "telepathy," "mind-to-mind communication," "hearts speaking without words," etc. The phrase two lines later, 同心壊心, doesn't look like it's a set expression, though the kanji mean "same minds destroy minds," so I think the idea here is that like minds will destroy each other.
……ちょっと待て、嘘だろ。 	……chotto mate, uso daro. 	...Hold on a second, you're messing with me, aren't you.
裏を返してみ。同心壊心。 	ura o kaeshite mi. doushin shinkai. 	Try to look at it this way. Great minds destroy alike.
ふと思ったよ、僕も同じ。 	futo omotta yo, boku mo onaji. 	It just occurred to me, it's the same for me.
現在、中間地点です。 	genzai, chuukan chiten desu. 	Right now, I'm at a halfway point.
 	 	
どうせ最後は気合いと根性と意地の世界。 	douse saigo wa kiai to konjou to iji no sekai. 	In any case, the end is the world of fighting spirit, guts, and willpower.
きっと。多分。……恐らくね。 	kitto. tabun. ……osoraku ne. 	Absolutely. Probably... Most likely.
気楽の隣に不吉は居座る。 	iraku no tonari ni fukitsu wa isuwaru. 	Misfortune resides right beside comfort.This translation is tricky because the two nouns are most often used as adjectives. 気楽な is "carefree," "comfortable," or "easygoing," so the noun form of this would be closer to "easygoingness." 不吉な is "ominous," "sinister," or "unlucky," so the noun form of that would be closer to "inauspiciousness." Therefore, a clunkier but perhaps more loyal translation of this line would be "Inauspiciousness resides right beside easygoingness."
 	 	
予感が……ってェ、嫌だよ嫌だよ嫌々嫌！ 	yokan ga…… tte, iya da yo iya da yo iyaiya iya! 	A premonition like that... well, I hate it! I hate it! I hate, hate, hate it!
 	 	
人情話は好きだけれどさあァ、説教話はしつこいねェ。 	ninjoubanashi wa suki da keredo saa, sekkyoubanashi wa shitsukoi nee.	While I do like stories about human nature, I find preachy stories kind of annoying.
清く正しく美しく。 	kiyoku tadashiku utsukushiku. 	Purely, rightly, beautifully.
無理です。 	muri desu. 	It's impossible to be like that.
狡く図太く抜け目なく逝こうか。 	zuruku zubutoku nukeme naku ikou ka. 	I'll goThe kanji for "go" used here is specifically the spelling meant to signify death or passing away, 逝く. slyly, boldly, shrewdly.
あーそろそろ僕も終焉だ。 	aa sorosoro boku mo shuuen da. 	Ah, any moment now, it'll be my demise, too.
思い返しゃァ馬鹿の極み。 	omoikaeshaa baka no kiwami. 	Having second thoughts now would be the height of stupidity.
==Translation Notes==
==External Links==
*piapro - Lyrics
===Unofficial===
*UTAU Song Database
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*Violet - Translation source
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