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[english isn't my first language, sorry for the inconvenience]

please,i need help with the name (and artist) (and lyric if you can) of this song...
i tried to get the lyrics but... it's difficult...

(piano & strings instrumental)

kanashimi tani wa (always)
(...) (...) (deshou)
(.......)

kokoro (...) (...) (...) (kiss)
(.......)
(...) (...) (...) (kimochi)

(.......)
(.......)
(...) (...) (yo) (wasure)
(...) (...) (yo)

kitto o (...) (...) (...)
tamashii no fureri
tooku basho anata aru
itsumo kitto
(.......)
mou ishido kitto
iwa sora wo mi ga
keru kara

(piano & strings instrumental)

everything that is in parenthesis is because i'm not sure of the word... and dots inside parenthesis (...) is a word or a phrase that i cant recognice [it could be more than these].
Maybe i'm wrong in the spelling of some words (i know few japanese)

It's the short version of the song (around 1:30), sung by a girl. It sounds like a romantic ballad.

All help is wellcome...

Thanks

[[NOTE: for Nagi and the other ANN Moderator: i want to apologise for the last incident... i'm not good at english, so i misunderstood what "double posting" (in my case "quadruple posting") means, i'm sorry, really... well, also, i'm sorry for linking my uploaded mp3... i don't know that it was forbidden...it will never happen again, i promise, sorry]] Embarassed

You must have heard this from somewhere. If you can tell us where you heard it, it would help a lot.

PantsGoblin wrote:

You must have heard this from somewhere. If you can tell us where you heard it, it would help a lot.

I heard this song in a peruvian internet-radio story called "Mitoman", as the ending theme.

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With a few romaji I could identify plus those you've identified, I Googled its complete lyrics in romaji here:

Zetsubō to Kibō (絶望と希望; Despair and Hope) by Ai Kawashima (川嶋あい) in her single of the same name. You can download it's 39-seconds demo here.

It was used as the theme song of video game "Shining Force NEO" (PS2). What you have heard might be its commercial. How about translating that narrator's speech for us? Wink