{{Lyrics
|group=[[IOSYS]]
|titlejp=讃えよ我を、祀れ奇跡を
|titlerom=
|titleen=Give Praise Unto Me, and Celebrate My Miracles
|length=05:33
|arranger=ARM
|lyricist={{夕野ヨシミ}}
|vocalist=miko
|source=
*original title: {{lang|ja|御柱の墓場　～}} Grave of Being
*source: {{MoF}}
*original title: {{lang|ja|神さびた古戦場　～}} Suwa Foughten Field
*source: {{MoF}}
|album1={{LyricAlbum|東方河想狗蒼池|IO-0141.jpg}}
|eng_only=

|kan1=
讃えよ我を　山を湖を
崇め畏れよ　信仰を捧げよ
|kan2=
祀れ奇跡を　風を幻を
歌い踊れよ　尊き姿へ
|kan3=
大地は流れゆき　天神へ向かう
巌は重なりて　風伯へ臨む
|kan4=
上社に坐す洩矢の神が
御渡り下りてお通いになる
|kan5=
おお 凍てつく　その道は波をも貫く
|kan6=
讃えよ我を　山を湖を
崇め畏れよ　荒ぶる御霊を
|kan7=
祀れ奇跡を　雨を幻想を
笑い叫べよ　全てを忘れて
|kan8=
鳴らせ八坂の鈴　力ある響き
鳴らせ佐奈伎の鈴　厳かなる音
|kan9=
七つの湛と　七つの石は
豊かな実りをもたらす願い
|kan10=
御山に坐すミシャグジ様が
神籬下りてお入りになる
|kan11=
おお 屠れよ　その命絶えれば昇らん
|kan12=
讃えよ我を　山を湖を
崇め畏れよ　信仰を捧げよ
|kan13=
祀れ奇跡を　風を幻を
歌い踊れよ　尊き姿へ
|kan14=
上社に坐す　ミシャグジ様が
幼き身体に　お入りになる
|kan15=
おお 祝れよ　その命絶えれば昇らん
|kan16=
讃えよ我を　山を湖を
崇め畏れよ　儚き者らよ
|kan17=
祀れ奇跡を　雨を幻想を
笑い叫べよ　全てを忘れて

|rom1=
Tatae yo, ware wo, yama wo, mizuumi wo
Agame osore yo, shinkou wo sasage yo
|rom2=
Matsure, kiseki wo, kaze wo, maboroshi wo
Utai odore yo, toutoki sugata e
|rom3=
Daichi wa nagare yuki tenjin e mukau
Iwao wa kasanarite fuuhaku e nozomu
|rom4=
Kamisha ni mashimasu Moriya no kami ga
Miwatari kudarite okayoi ni naru
|rom5=
Oo itetsuku sono michi wa nami wo mo tsuranuku
|rom6=
Tatae yo, ware wo, yama wo, mizuumi wo
Agame osore yo, araburu mitama wo
|rom7=
Matsure, kiseki wo, ame wo, gensou wo
Warai sakebe yo, subete wo wasurete
|rom8=
Narase Yasaka no suzu, chikara aru hibiki
Narase Sanagi no suzu, ogosoka naru oto {{ref|sanagi}}
|rom9=
Nanatsu no tatae to nanatsu no ishi wa
Yutaka na minori wo motarasu negai
|rom10=
Oyama ni mashimasu Mishaguji-sama ga
Himorogi kudarite ohairi ni naru
|rom11=
Oo hofure yo, sono inochi taereba noboran
|rom12=
Tatae yo, ware wo, yama wo, mizuumi wo
Agame osore yo, shinkou wo sasageyo
|rom13=
Matsure, kiseki wo, kaze wo, maboroshi wo
Utai odore yo, toutoki sugata e
|rom14=
Kamisha ni mashimasu Mishaguji-sama ga
Osanaki karada ni ohairi ni naru
|rom15=
Oo, hofure yo, sono inochi taereba noboran
|rom16=
Tatae yo, ware wo, yama wo, mizuumi wo
Agame osore yo, hakanaki monora yo
|rom17=
Matsure, kiseki wo, ame wo, gensou wo
Warai sakebe yo, subete wo wasurete

|eng1=
Give praise unto me, the mountain, the lake
Respect and fear me, and offer me your faith
|eng2=
Celebrate my miracles, the winds, the illusions
Sing and dance for that revered figure
|eng3=
The earth itself keeps flowing towards [[Wikipedia:Tenjin (kami)|Tenjin]]
The rocks pile upon each other, facing the [[Wikipedia:Fūjin|Fuujin]]
|eng4=
Our Moriya god in the Upper Shrine {{ref|kamisha}}
Gets out and pass over the lake to meet her lover {{ref|okayoi}}
|eng5=
Oh, that frozen path runs even through the waves {{ref|omiwatari}}
|eng6=
Give praise unto me, the mountain, the lake
Respect and fear the raging spirits
|eng7=
Celebrate my miracles, the rain, the illusions
Laugh and shout out, and forget everything
|eng8=
Ring the Bell of Yasaka; power blesses its echoes
Ring the Bell of Sanagi; its cry is austere, majestic
|eng9=
The seven trees and seven stones {{ref|seven}}
Bestow upon us rich harvest
|eng10=
Our Lord Mishaguji in mountain
Comes down to take residence in the sacred land
|eng11=
Oh, slaughter, for if your lives fade away your spirits will ascend into heaven
|eng12=
Give praise unto me, the mountain, the lake
Respect and fear me, and offer me your faith
|eng13=
Celebrate my miracles, the winds, the illusions
Sing and dance for that revered figure
|eng14=
Our Lord Mishaguji in Upper Shrine
Comes to take residence in this young body {{ref|houri}}
|eng15=
Oh, worship me, for if your lives fade away your spirits will ascend to heaven
|eng16=
Give praise unto me, the mountain, the lake
Respect and fear me, you fleeting people
|eng17=
Celebrate my miracles, the rain, the illusions
Laugh and shout out, and forget everything
|notes=
1. {{note|kamisha}} Many things related to Moriya Shrine and the characters there are inspired by [[Wikipedia:Suwa Taisha|Suwa Grand Shrine]]. It consists of the Upper Shrine (Kamisha, 上社) and the Lower Shrine (Shimosha, 下社). The Upper's director (Oohoori, 大祝) was treated as if he were a god.<br />
2. {{note|okayoi}} "Men come to lover's home regularly many times" (kayou, 通う) is Japanese traditional style of proposing marriage. And it's said that the god of the Upper Shrine and that of the Lower Shrine are in marry. In this case, it's probable that god of Moriya, Suwako, go to meet her counterpart, Kanako.<br />
3. {{note|omiwatari}} This line borrows Omiwatari, which is one of seven strange tales of Suwa Grand Shrine: the god of the Upper Shrine splits the ice on the Suwa Lake and makes the path on it every year in order to meet his counterpart, the god of the Lower Shrine.<br />
4. {{note|sanagi}} Sanagi Suzu (サナギ鈴 or 佐奈伎鈴) is one of legacies of Jinchoukan, Director of the Lower Shrine.<br />
5. {{note|seven}} There are seven tatae (湛), the place where priests call their god to come down in this world. Or [[Wikipedia:Himorogi|Himorogi]]. And it is said that a certain seven stones and seven trees are tatae. But somehow, tatae are now confused with trees as their name.<br />
6. {{note|houri}} The director of the Upper Shrine, Oohoori (大祝) was treated as if he were a god, because the god resides in the body of child in Oohoori family.
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