歌手: あべりょう
発売日:2022/05/27
作詞:あべりょう
作曲:あべりょう
月は 太陽に焼かれて 毎晩 光ってるけど
地球も 太陽に焼かれ 昼間は 光ってんだな
焼かれた海が 蒸発し 膨張 軽くなり 上昇
100メーターごと 0.6度 寒くなる
高度1キロに 雨雲 高度2キロに ひつじ雲
高度10キロは うろこ雲と積乱雲 光った カミナリ雲
そこは マイナス60度の世界 雲は凍りつき
空気が薄くて 雲も飛行機も もう昇れない
重力に負けて落ちるが 昇ってきた雲と 摩擦
静電気が 地上のプラス求めて カミナリ
高度10キロ 持ち上げた水の 位置エネルギー
バケツをひっくり返したような 雨が降り 傘がない ずぶ濡れさ
大気の状態が不安定と 天気予報は言うけど
昇る雲が 冷たい空気に 突っ込み 驚き
思わず 持ってた水をこぼすから 雨が降るんだと
言ってくれなきゃ 分かんないよ
1時間に100ミリの 猛烈な雨が降ると 言うけど
1平米ごと 1ミリの雨の重さ 1kg
だから 100ミリは 100kgの水が来て 土砂崩れる
脅かしてくれなきゃ 誰も避難しないよ
地表から上空10キロまで 左右は全地球規模
加熱した ヤカンの湯のように 対流 循環 繰り返し
気圧の高低 風や雲を生み 降る雨 カミナリが
海に浮いてた有機物を 刺激し 生命が誕生した
tuki ha taiyou ni ya ka re te maiban hika xtu teru kedo
tikyuu mo taiyou ni ya ka re hiruma ha hika xtu ten da na
ya ka re ta umi ga zyouhatu si boutyou karu ku nari zyousyou
100 me-ta- goto 0.6 do samu ku naru
koudo 1 kiro ni amagumo koudo 2 kiro ni hituzi kumo
koudo 10 kiro ha uroko gumo to sekiranun hika xtu ta kaminari kumo
soko ha mainasu 60 do no sekai kumo ha koo rituki
kuuki ga usu ku te kumo mo hikouki mo mou nobo re nai
zyuuryoku ni ma ke te o tiru ga nobo xtu te ki ta kumo to masatu
seidenki ga tizyou no purasu moto mete kaminari
koudo 10 kiro mo ti a ge ta mizu no iti enerugi-
baketu wo hikkuri kae si ta you na ame ga hu ri kasa ga nai zubu nu re sa
taiki no zyoutai ga huantei to tenki yohou ha i u kedo
nobo ru kumo ga tume tai kuuki ni tu xtu ko mi odoro ki
omo wa zu mo xtu te ta mizu wo kobosu kara ame ga hu ru n da to
i xtu te kure nakya wa kan nai yo
1 zikan ni 100 miri no mouretu na ame ga hu ru to i u kedo
1 heibei goto 1 miri no ame no omo sa 1 kg
da kara 100 miri ha 100 kg no mizu ga ki te dosya kuzu reru
odo kasi te kure nakya dare mo hinan si nai yo
tihyou kara zyoukuu 10 kiro made sayuu ha zen tikyuu kibo
kanetu si ta yakan no yu no you ni tairyuu zyunkan ku ri kae si
kiatu no koutei kaze ya kumo wo u mi hu ru ame kaminari ga
umi ni u i te ta yuukibutu wo sigeki si seimei ga tanzyou si ta
The moon is baked by the sun and shines every night.
But the earth, too, is baked by the sun and glows during the day.
The baked ocean evaporates, expands, gets lighter, rises.
It gets 0.6 degrees colder every 100 meters.
Rain clouds at 1 kilometer. Sheep clouds at 2 kilometers.
At 10 kilometers altitude, you've got scaly clouds, cumulonimbus clouds, thunderclouds.
It's minus 60 degrees out there. The clouds are frozen.
The air is so thin that neither clouds nor planes can rise anymore.
Gravity pulls them down, but they friction with the clouds as they rise.
Static electricity, the thundering of the ground, looking for positive energy.
The potential energy of the water lifting them up.
It's raining like an overturned bucket, and I'm soaking wet, and I don't have an umbrella.
The weatherman says the atmosphere is unstable.
And I'm surprised to find rising clouds plunging into the cool air.
And I'm so surprised, I spill my water on it, and it rains.
I don't understand.
They say it's gonna rain 100 millimeters an hour.
Every square meter weighs one millimeter of rain, one kilogram.
So 100 millimeters is 100 kilograms of water coming down.
If you don't scare us, no one will evacuate.
From the surface to 10 kilometers above the ground, left and right, global scale.
It's like a kettle of hot water. Convection, circulation, repetition.
Highs and lows of atmospheric pressure create wind, clouds, rain, thunder.
And then the thunder that stirred up the organic matter floating in the ocean, and that's when life began.