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Ramuh, Lord of Levin.

"Thunder Rolls"

"Thunder Rolls" (雷光雷鳴　〜蛮神ラムウ討滅戦〜, Raikō Raimei ~Banshin Ramū Tōmetsusen~ ?, lit. Thunder Rolls ~Savage God Ramuh Showdown~) is a boss theme from Last Fantasy Fourteen for the primal Ramuh, Lord of Levin.

Information technology was composed by Masayoshi Soken, with the lyrics written by Michael-Christopher Koji Fox and the vocals provided past Akane Ikeya.

Game appearances [ ]

Terminal Fantasy Xiv [ ]

This song plays during the confrontation with Ramuh at The Striking Tree and The Hitting Tree (Extreme).

It is the 23rd track in Before the Autumn: Last Fantasy 14 Original Soundtrack.

Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers [ ]

A new arrangement of "Thunder Rolls" by Takafumi Imamura, titled "Twice Stricken", plays in Eden's Poetry: Fulmination.

"Twice Stricken" is the 27th track in Death Unto Dawn: Final Fantasy Xiv Original Soundtrack.

Lyrics [ ]

A full transcript of the lyrics were posted on the Final Fantasy Xiv Developers' Blog on July 11, 2014.^[ane] ^[2]

The first stanza is written in Old High Sylphic, with an adapted Eorzean translation to the correct

English: 【Old High Sylphic】; Ula menida tula oh (Hoary Arbor, Lord of Light); Tela omnida tula ei (Thine advent quelleth creeping night); Ona ramuhda deme bone (The wicked burn, their pyres bright); Nola tulama tela ei (Smote by Levin's blinding might)

Soul without a proper name, heed my call

Sin doth stain the hearts of us all

The worm hath burrowed deep and hath grown

Soon he too shall reap what is sown

Pace into the storm, know its mercy

Let the wind and the rain crash downwardly over thee

Lightning bright, thunder assuming

Guiding usa forevermore

Soul fallen from grace, ware thee well

Judgment thousand must confront, thine ain hell

The worm stirreth within, black as nighttime

Breeding deeper sin, foul its blight

Soul, thine terminate is nigh. Take mine mitt

All life must return to the land

Lingered hath the worm, overlong

Purge thy flesh of fear and exist potent

Pace in from the tempest, praise its mercy

Let the sting of the pelting ne'er stray far from thee

Lightning bright, thunder assuming

Freeing united states of america forevermore

Now elevator thine heavy head and shell thy sorrow

Lightning doth strike

Thunder doth curlicue

Now turn thy gaze alee and wait to the morrow

Lightning shall strike

Thunder shall roll on

Japanese translation: 【古シルフ語】; ウラ・メニダ　トゥラ・オ（森の古老　光の主）; テラ・オムニダ　トゥラ・エイ（降りたまえ　光の神）; オナ・ラムウダ　デメ・オス（雷神ラムウよ　守護と調停を）; ノラ・トゥラマ　テラ・エイ（厳正なる裁き降す　大いなる神）

名も無き魂よ　我が呼び声を聞き賜え

我ら皆　罪深き者なり

「悪しき蟲」心中に入りて　育ちゆく

しかして必ずや　裁きの時来たらん

嵐の内に進みて　慈悲を知る

雨と風とが全てを洗い流さん

雷光奔り　雷鳴轟く

常しえに我らを導いてゆく

堕落せし魂よ　留意せよ

裁きを受け入れねば　さらに堕ちゆく

「悪しき蟲」心中にて蠢く　其れは闇夜の如く

更なる罪を育む　其れは毒の如く

魂よ　終焉の時は近し　さあ　我が手を取れ

全ての命は　やがて大地に還る

「悪しき蟲」に蝕まれ　長き時が過ぎた

恐れることはない　身の内より　その恐怖を払う時が来たのだ

さあ　嵐の内より進みて　慈悲を言祝げ

雨に打たれしその痛み　忘れることなく

雷光奔り　雷鳴轟く

常しえに我らを解き放つ

さあ　重き頭 ( こうべ ) 上げ　悲嘆を払え

雷光奔り　雷鳴轟く

さあ　我より視線離し　明日を見上げよ

雷光奔り　雷鳴轟き続けん

Live performances [ ]

The Primals: Zepp Bout 2018 - Trial By Shadow [ ]

"Thunder Rolls" was performed by the Primals in a live concert.

Arrangement album appearances [ ]

Final Fantasy XIV: From Astral to Umbral Arrangement Anthology [ ]

A ring arrangement of "Thunder Rolls" performed by the Primals appears in this album, with vocals provided by Akane Ikeya. Information technology was arranged by Soken and GUNN.

The Primals [ ]

An arrangement of "Thunder Rolls" appears in the Primals' debut anthology.

Pulse: Concluding Fantasy XIV Remix Album [ ]

A remix of "Thunder Rolls" arranged by Daiki Ishikawa appears in this album. The vocals were provided by Akane Ikeya.

Backside the scenes [ ]

Koji Fox posted on the forums explaining Old High Sylphic (OHS) and the lyrics. OHS was created before the launch of the original Final Fantasy XIV but was never used. When Soken asked Koji Fox for the lyrics of "Thunder Rolls", Koji Fox asked for a stanza to be in OHS which Soken agreed to.^[3]

The Eorzean (English) translation in the lyrics was made to "fit the melody/available syllable count, equally well every bit rhyme". A more than literal translation would be the following:

The called-for of (ula) burn (meni) is (-da) bright (tula) because (oh)

The quelling of (tela) the wicked (omni) is (-da) lightning (tula) the reason (ei)

- (tula ei -> caused past lightning)

The coming/inflow of (ona) Levinlord (ramuh) who is (-da) old tree (deme) also (os)

The deadening moving of (nola) low-cal (tula)'s opposite is (-ma) quelling of (tela)'due south reason (ei)

- (tulama -> night)

- (tela ei -> is quelled because of the coming of the Levinlord)

And then:

The fires fire bright because

The wicked have been smote past lightning

The Lord of Levin's—the quondam tree's—inflow

Is the reason that the creeping dark is quelled

Etymology [ ]

[view· edit· purge]Thunder is the sound caused past lightning. Depending on the distance and nature of the lightning, thunder can range from a sharp, loud cleft to a long, low rumble (brontide).

References [ ]

↑ https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/web log/000788.html
↑ https://jp.finalfantasyxiv.com/blog/000786.html
↑ https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/186348-More than-on-the-Sylphic-linguistic communication?p=2372743&viewfull=one#post2372743