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The Legend of Ashitaka |
| 2.
The Demon God |
| 3.
The Journey to the West |
| 4.
The Demon Power |
| 5.
The Land of the Impure |
| 6.
The Encounter |
| 7.
Kodamas |
| 8.
The Forest of the Gods |
| 9.
Evening at the Ironworks |
| 10.
The Demon God II - The Lost Mountains |
| 11.
Lady Eboshi |
| 12.
The Tatara Women Work Song |
| 13.
The Furiesa |
| 14.
The Young Man From the East |
| 15.
Requiem |
| 16.
Will to Live |
| 17.
San and Ashitaka in the Forest of the Deer God |
18.
Princess Mononoke theme song (Mononoke-Hime)
instrumental version |
| 19.
Requiem II |
| 20.
The Battle Drums |
| 21.
The Battle In Front of the Ironworks |
| 22.
The Demon Power II |
| 23.
Requiem III |
| 24.
The Retreat |
| 25.
The Demon God III |
| 26.
Adagio of Life and Death |
| 27.
The World of the Dead |
| 28.
The World of the Dead II |
| 29.
Adagio of Life and Death II |
| 30.
Ashitaka and San |
31.
Princess Mononoke theme song (Mononoke-Hime)
performed by Sasha Lazard |
| 32.
The Legend of Ashitaka Theme (end credit) |
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Princess Mononoke
Visit The Official Website of Princess Mononoke
Written and directed by Japan's most renowned animator, Hayao Miyazaki, Princess Mononoke is the most
successful Japanese film ever. This blockbuster is now headed for American movie screens, featuring
the voices of Gillian Anderson, Billy Crudup, Claire Danes, Minnie Driver, Billy
Bob Thornton and Jada Pinkett Smith.
The film's music is a sweeping orchestral experience with brilliant arrangements and crystal clear
sound quality, easily rivaling any film score on the market. Celebrated Japanese composer Joe
Hisaishi wrote and performed all the music, including the "Princess Mononoke Theme Song" which
features lyrics by Miyazaki, sung by Sasha Lazard.
The soundtrack album includes striking artwork from the film and will be a treasured collectible for
fans of the movie.
The Princess Mononoke Theme Song
Performed by Sasha Lazard, Composed and arranged by Joe Hisaishi, Lyrics by Hayao Miyazaki,
Translated from the Japanese by Stephen Alpert, Adapted by Neil Gaiman:
In the moonlight I felt your heart
quiver like a bow-string's pulse
In the moon's pale light
you looked at me
Nobody knows your heart
When the sun has gone
I see you beautiful and haunting,
but cold
Like the blade of a knife
so sharp, so sweet
Nobody knows your heart
All of your sorrow, grief and pain
locked away in the forests of the night
Your secret heart belongs to the world
of the things that sigh in the dark,
of the things that cry in the dark
The Princess Mononoke Website
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