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"'''Destron Sanka'''" (デストロン讃歌, "Destron Song of Praise"), is an insert song performed by [[Hironobu Kageyama]] for the ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|The Headmasters]]'' cartoon. As the name suggests, it is basically the theme song for the [[Decepticon]]s — or possibly a decaffeinated beverage. | "'''Destron Sanka'''" (デストロン讃歌, "Destron Song of Praise"), is an insert song performed by [[Hironobu Kageyama]] for the ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|The Headmasters]]'' cartoon. As the name suggests, it is basically the [[theme song]] for the [[Decepticon]]s — or possibly a decaffeinated beverage. | ||
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| "Destron Sanka" デストロン讃歌
"Destron Song of Praise" | ||
| Performed by: | Hironobu Kageyama | |
| Composed by: | Takamune Negishi | |
| Lyrics by: | Keisuke Fujikawa | |
| Arranged by: | Katsunori Ishida | |
"Destron Sanka" (デストロン讃歌, "Destron Song of Praise"), is an insert song performed by Hironobu Kageyama for the The Headmasters cartoon. As the name suggests, it is basically the theme song for the Decepticons — or possibly a decaffeinated beverage.
Lyrics
Original JapanesePower Power Power ひとが涙を流すなら
Power Power Power ひとの心が 炎なら
ひとが涙を 流すなら
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Rōmaji transliterationPower Power Power Hito ga namida wo nagasu nara
Power Power Power Hito no kokoro ga honō nara
Hito ga namida wo nagasu nara
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English translationPower, Power, Power If people shed tears
Power, Power, Power If people's hearts are aflame
If people shed tears
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Album releases
- 1987 — Transformers: The Headmasters — Hit Song Collection (Columbia Music Entertainment)
- 2004 — Transformers History of Music 1984-1990 (Columbia Music Entertainment) — Full and karaoke versions.
- 2007 — Transformers Song Universe (Columbia Music Entertainment)
References
- Original Japanese taken from Otakebihonpo.

