STILL is one of the ending themes of Togainu no Chi. It was composed by HIDEKI (Hideki Sakakibara) and performed by Itou Kanako. it is the good end theme.
Endings[]
STILL is used as the ending theme for these endings in Togainu no Chi:
- Shiki - Good End
Versions[]
STILL[]
The original version of the song used in Togainu no Chi and Togainu no Chi True Blood was performed by Itou Kanako. It has a runtime of three minutes and fifty-three seconds. It can be found on the INSIDE soundtrack and the Togainu no Chi True Blood Original Soundtrack.
STILL ~ Off Vocal[]
It can be found on the Togainu no Chi True Blood Original Soundtrack.
STILL (DISCO CRASH RECONSTRUCTION)[]
It can be found on the Togainu no Chi True Blood Original Soundtrack, and on THE SOLID ALBUM True Blood REMIX.
STILL (BRAZILIAN BREEZE)[]
It can be found on the Togainu no Chi True Blood Original Soundtrack, and on THE SOLID ALBUM True Blood REMIX.
STILL (Anime Ver.)[]
The anime version of the song can be found on the TOGAINU NO CHI ENDING THEME COMPLETE COLLECTION.
STILL (Alter Ego Version)[]
It can be found on the [Togainu no Chi True Blood ED] Tsuioku no Kaze single, comprised of the two named songs and their respective instrumentals.
Lyrics[]
Everything, now ruthlessly torn apart,
All the things once I had are gone.
Can't you hear the dark blade of the night,
Craving for that wound you'll bleed?
Lost of all tears.
My sight blinded of faith.
Lost voices call in pain,
Nothing answers.
Still I remember,
Still I see, yeah.
Awoken in the scorched out land of grief,
And yet something grows within.
Stretch out, ignite the light,
Can I still believe?
The amber sunset,
The brown soil lullaby,
Green leaves on your skin,
Still I see.
White morning lights,
The soothing of noon breeze.
Silence of the stars fill the night,
Now shattered to pieces.
Still I remember,
Still I see, yeah.
Breathing the sound of life,
Reviving the truth someday,
Even through blinded eyes.
Still I remember,
Still I see, yeah.
Spawning the world with light.
Hear the sound come to life.
Even through blinded eyes,
Still I see.