Hell Or Heaven

Janne Da Arc · Other Songs - Janne Da Arc

Katte de wagamama houdai kidate mo aruku shitto fukaku

[hisuterikku] sage [man] zeitaku joushiki no kakera mo nai



Yatsu wa kane wo kui arashita tomodachi sae mo ushinatta

Ore no subete wo [dame] ni shita sonna kanojo wo aishiteru...



Soba ni iru dake de [ii] yo motto kubi wo shimete okure

Sou kono ai wa utsukushiki... burasagari ai



Psycho breaker sakendeita

Sekaijuu wo teki ni shite mo

Kimi to nara kamai wa shinai nanimo kowai [mono] wa nai



Ohitoyoshi dake ga torie de nanishi demo okorarenaishi

Watashi kono mama [dame] ni naru sore demo kare wo aishiteru...



Nani wo iwaretemo [ii] no watashi-tachi wa shiawase na no

Soukono ai wa magire mo naku... [pyua] na nare ai



Psycho breaker sagashitekita

Kougamuchi wo furikazashite

Daremo inai ai no rakuen wo futari ima tsukuri mashou



Ai wa moumoku wo yobi izon wa hametsu wo michibiku

Sore wa jigoku ka tengoku ka... daremo shiranai



Psycho breaker sakendeita

Sekaijuu wo teki ni shitemo

Kimi to nara kamai wa shinai nanimo kowakunai

Psycho breaker sagashitekita

Kouganmuchi wo furikazashite

Daremo inai ai no rakuen wo futari ima tsukuri mashou

Hell Or Heaven

Janne Da Arc's "Hell Or Heaven" stands as a defining track within the Japanese visual kei and electronic rock landscape. Released during a pivotal era for the band, the song exemplifies their signature blend of theatrical vocals, synthesizer-driven melodies, and dramatic intensity. As a staple of their discography, it captures the emotional volatility characteristic of their work, often serving as a centerpiece for live performances and music videos that reinforce their iconic aesthetic. The track remains a notable example of the genre's fusion of pop sensibilities with darker, more aggressive sonic textures, cementing its place in the broader context of Japanese alternative music history.