yuubari2: renamed to 274; focusing on the roads now
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title: 274
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album: Shirakaba Express Service
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release_date: 2026-11-23
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lrc: yuubari.lrc
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# 274
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Codename `Yuubari 2` but I've decided that this will be more about Route 274. Thus the name.
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## Lyrics (working)
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```
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// 274 is a road going alongside, almost never going into Yuubari. Now it is arguably the most
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// important connection between Yuubari and the rest of the world, without exaggerating.
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// Roads
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Road extending eastwards through the mountains. Road redirected above the submerged communities. Road tunnelling west in place of the zigzag railway and the legendary amusement park. Road up north with a million hairpins and deer unseen now closed for prolonged repairs. Road alongside the functional railway and motorway.
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// Houses (residential)
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// The shrine
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// Public service buildings, disused or new
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// ...
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```
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title: Yuubari
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album: Shirakaba Express Service
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wiki:
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publish: false
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release_date: 2026-11-23
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lrc: yuubari.lrc
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# Yuubari
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The previous one is technically 'Yuuparo' but close enough for me to tag this one `2`.
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A song about how life goes on under perceived turmoil thousands of metres away.
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## Lyrics (working)
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// Mostly, just list objects. But objects with an observer and that is how I get in.
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Things I have heard; things I have read; things I have seen; things I have been.
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// Coal
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Coal in the mountain. Mine entrance, burnt down once and twice. Names of good hope and names of misfortune.
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Drum cutters, oxygen packs, boring pits turned water closets. Air compression, oil lubrication, self-propelled pillar shields.
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// The power plant
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// Roads
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Road extending eastwards through the mountains. Road redirected above the submerged communities. Road tunnelling west in place of the zigzag railway and the legendary amusement park. Road up north with a million hairpins and deer unseen now closed for prolonged repairs. Road passing by along the active
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// Houses (residential)
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// Melons and (long) yams or in a sense agriculture
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// The shrine
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// Public service buildings, disused or new
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// ...
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```
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