Mite mite yo hora hana ya kusaki ga
Ohayou no aisatsu shiteiru yo
Dakara minna de sukippu funde
Lalalala lalalalala
Uta wo utaou
Bokutachi chikyuujin
Ookina uchuu no chiisana hoshi ni
Egao ga ippai yume no kuni
Te to te wo tsunai de tsukurou yo
Kiite goran yo kawa no seseragi
Toritachi to oshaberi shiteiru yo
Dakara minna de kuchibue narashi
Pi pi pi pi, pi pi pi pi pi
Ohanashi shiyou
Bokutachi chikyuujin
Kyou mo ashita mo asatte mo
Midori ga ippai yume no machi
Chikara wo awasete tsukurou yo
Bokutachi chikyuujin
Ookina uchuu no chiisana hoshi ni
Egao ga ippai yume no kuni
Te to te wo tsunai de tsukurou yo
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(Doremon Ending Song) Bokutachi Chikyuujin
Trivia[]
In Q-taro the Ghost (1985 anime) (another made by Fujiko F. Fujio) episode 433, a song reused on where Shota and his family watching television.
The Indonesian version is shorter than the rest of the versions, and the full version of the song has yet to surface online.
This is only one of three songs were translated into Indonesian.
This was also the last credits theme for the Indonesian dub of the 1979 series.
In the Indian version, the animation for this song was used while the music that played was the Hindi/Tamil/Telugu version of Boku Doraemon.
Bokutachi Chikyuujin was also dubbed in Castilian Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, and Valencian by LUK Internacional for the early episodes of the 1979 series, being replaced with Boku Doraemon.
However, the European Portuguese version, also made by LUK Internacional, used only Bokutachi Chikyuujin as the credits theme for the 1979 series.