町をつくり だんご星の上 みんなで笑いあうよ Dango, dango, dango, dango, a great dango family Also 14 September 2006, YouTube user "noritomi" released a cover of Nagisa, the theme song of heroine Nagisa Furukawa. The chummy dango hold their hands together and make a big, round ring Dango dango dango dango dango daikazoku Nakayoshi dango te o tsunagi ooki na marui wa ni naru yo Dango Daikazoku (From ”Clannad”) Lyrics More on Genius "Dango Daikazoku (From ”Clannad”)" Track Info. They build a town on the dango planet and everyone laughs together They build a town on the dango planet and everyone laughs together The Mid-Autumn Festival dango tends to dream a little Aka-chan dango wa itsumo shiawase no naka de 1. There is a stubborn roasted dango And a gentle bean jam dango There is one who's always moon viewing A dreamer dango Sesame one always looks prim The quadruplets spitted dango If we could gather them together We'd have a family The baby dango smiles and is always Cradled in all of the parent's love The elder dango sits back and muses over memories Nakayoshi dango te o tsunagi ooki na marui wa ni naru yo lyrics - YouTube うさぎもそらで手をふってみてる でっかいおつきさま The baby dango is always within happiness Usagi mo sora de te o futte miteru dekkai o-tsuki-sama They are also widely regarded as the band which, for the first time, put Irish traditional music and the Irish language on the world stage and paved the way for many other Irish artists. なかよしだんご 手をつなぎ 大きなまるい輪になるよ The naughty fried dango, the kind red bean dango The prim sesame dango, the four dango on a skewer 町をつくり だんご星の上 みんなで笑いあうよ Tracks nine through nineteen on disc three are considered … On the Hillside Path Where the Cherry Blossoms Flutter, Dango Daikazoku / Chiisana Te No Hira - Rock Version. They subsequently went on to bridge the gap between traditional Celtic music and pop music in the 1980s and 1990s with albums such as Macalla and Anam.
She also decided to sing it at the end of her stage performance in the episode Two Shadows, without concern for the anticlimax that it caused.
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