私のすべては主の愛

그리운 얼굴

생명의 돛

主こそわが力

Verse 1
Merkuriozko oihanetan, ilargi hotzen azpian, tximinoek amets zuten, haserre eta harrotasunean.
Zhar, mandril zuria, begi suz betea, kantatzen zuen askatasuna, inperioa dardaraka.

Chorus
Chip-chip askatasuna!
Iskanbil taila piztu zeruan!
Chip-chip askatasuna!
Oihana esnatzen da, kaiola amaitzen da!

Verse 2
Sateliteak hackeatu, kateak apurtu, iraultzaren danborrekin eta banana buru.
Gizakiak makurtu ziren, dantza tribalean galduta, Simianismoaren erritmoan teknotribal mututa.

Bridge
Ez da urrezko kate gehiago, ez fruitu txipdun, soilik tximinoen kantuak eta bidaia basati bat.
Zhar altxatu zuen ukabila, barkamenik gabe, erritmoa, errespetua eta bizitza eskatu zituen.

Final Chorus
Chip-chip askatasuna!
Iskanbil taila piztu zeruan!
Chip-chip askatasuna!
Oihana agintzen du, istorioa ez da hil!

Story
The Rebellion of the Third Ring Monkeys. Chip-Chip Freedom
On the planet Koba-9, where jungles floated on oceans of mercury and trees sang in frequencies only apes could hear, lived a civilization of hyperlucid monkeys. They were not mere animals: they were descendants of the ancient Kobari, a race that had been enslaved by the humans of the Solar Empire for centuries.
The monkeys of the Third Ring an orbital region where memory fruits were cultivated and apes were trained for espionage began to question their destiny. Led by an albino mandrill named General Zhar, who had learned to read the forbidden codices of the Human Council, the monkeys began to organize.
Zhar was not just a strategist. He was a poet, musician, and prophet. His verses spoke of freedom, of the fury contained in every stolen banana, of the dignity hidden in fur. Their most famous chant read:
The rebellion erupted during the Red Moon Festival, when humans descended on Koba-9 to collect the fruits of memory. The apes sabotaged the drones, hacked the satellites with their electrified tails, and freed the apes of the First and Second Rings. In less than three days, the entire planet was under their control.
But Zhar didn't want revenge. He wanted transformation. He summoned the surviving humans and offered them a deal: to live together under the laws of Simianism, a philosophy that blended ecological balance, tribal rhythm, and algorithms of poetic justice.
The humans, humiliated but fascinated, accepted. And so the Koba Confederacy was born, where apes and humans shared power, art, and technology. The national anthem was a solo of drums and shrieks, and the new calendar was measured in moons and bananas.

🎶 Listen 💫 Share 💬 Comment ➕📃🎧 Add to your playlists... Because this journey is meaningless without you... Thank you for being here... J. Bilbao

Sonic Universe II

Chip-chip Askatasuna III

Verse 1:
We met between truth and lies,
Casi amor, casi real,
I saw questions in your eyes—
I chose not to ask.

Verse 2:
Every touch felt unfinished,
Promesas sin final,
We were close but never in it—
Afraid to fall.

Chorus:
We’re somewhere between us,
Casi tú, casi yo.
I don’t know how to let go—
Or hold on.

Verse 3:
Your laugh still pulls me back,
Se queda aquí,
I lost more than I can track—
Loving you.

Bridge:
Si pudiera elegir,
I’d still try.
Some loves hurt slow—
But stay alive.


그리운 얼굴

chunim