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送墓唄 (Hakaokuri no Uta)

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English Translation by blacksaingrain |-| Len's Part (Riimakaha)= Hakaokuri no Uta is a combination of two folk songs; Hakamairi (sung by Kagamine Rin) and Riimakaha (sung by Kagamine Len) both composed and illustrated by Mayuko. This is Mayuko's most notable work; and her first work to have reached Nico Hall of Fame (exceeding 100,000 views). Most of Mayuko's works involves Japanese folk stories; Hakamairi and Riimakaha are no exception. There are two point of views in the songs (Rin and Len's point of views), they're against each other, though they speak of only one topic; sending "you" to the grave. Main article: Grave-Sending Song

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English: Grave Sending Song Romaji: Hakaokuri no Uta "送墓唄"

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Hakaokuri no Uta is a combination of two folk songs; Hakamairi (sung by Kagamine Rin) and Riimakaha (sung by Kagamine Len) both composed and illustrated by Mayuko. This is Mayuko's most notable work; and her first work to have reached Nico Hall of Fame (exceeding 100,000 views). Most of Mayuko's works involves Japanese folk stories; Hakamairi and Riimakaha are no exception. There are two point of views in the songs (Rin and Len's point of views), they're against each other, though they speak of only one topic; sending "you" to the grave. Main article: Grave-Sending Song Later on 2011, the song "Hakaokuri no Uta" was used as one of the sample songs for the Kagamines' Appends (using the vocals Rin Sweet & power, and Len serious & power) This song is featured in the EXIT TUNES compilation album Vocalotwinkle. English Translation by blacksaingrain |-| Len's Part (Riimakaha)=