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was so happy listening to this *Q* this person beat me to remaking this theme on Vocaloid xD

http://nicosound.anyap.info/sound/sm13992239
(to download mp3 scroll down and click MP3 を抽出)

here is the image for the video

(right click+view to see full size)

**new version of Domina theme sung by Len and Rin
http://nicosound.anyap.info/sound/sm14066034

here is the image for the video

(right click+view to see full size)

We're waiting, comrade..

I don't have an account so I can't listen, but can you find a bigger version of the image it uses there? Looks neat!

@Moti
posted new link C:

@Sheexy
I edited and put in a new link and also the image

wow..
*speechless

did you two competed for these..?

I didn't even know there were words to the song. Very pretty

@Aurora
no not really I don't know the person xD

@Kimiko
there isn't ;v; this person put in their own lyrics
I wonder what they translate to.. *Q*

I've tried working through the lyrics. It's not Swedish, it's not latin based, it's not Finnish, that much I can tell you now. It's possible, and I'm still working on the theory that, it's a mixture of words from different languages, so essentially jibberish.

Actually the closest I can get is some words being in Finnish, and others pig Latin.

ya you're right D:
I got the lyrics and went to google translate and it's all jibberish
I thought the lyrics were Swedish ;v;

I'll prolly pm the person later on and ask about the lyrics

My opinion of jibberish translation is that the lyrics were "transliterated" first. For example you won't get the translation by writing "S Dnem Rozhdeniya" instead of "С Днем Рождения" for "Happy Birthday" in Russian. So.. my guess, this theme comes from a language which has their own letters such as Mandarin, Thai, Korean, Greek and such.

as I listened, I agreed with comrade master Kassidy. If I am given a shot or two, I'd say this might be from one of Asian languages, particularly.. Korean, by comparing the vocalization with a certain K-Pop song (posted in "What are you listening to?" thread). But let's see what will our comrade Tomoji bring later.

It seems to be in a 'language' called Hanamogera (ハナモゲラ語). From the Japanese Wikipedia article on ハナモゲラ I can only make out that it's some sort of made-up, nonsense language. Sheexy, can you understand more of that article?