Use the translated English lyrics below to find the title and artist of the song. Bonus points for providing a video or audio link. A short audio clip is provided as an additional hint, should you need it.
 

Hey newcomer
I hear you’re stronger than me
Can run around the whole mountain in a single breath

But I
Can’t help but entrust you with some things

Owner’s driving skills are somewhat wild
Everyone calls him Dad
Gotta get used to sudden bursts of speed from rheumatic legs
And sustained, off-pitch singing

You have to get used to this family’s hubbub
They never let their voices rest
As for me, I’ve also got a nickname
Everybody’s been calling me

Dad’s junker
Rumbling along
I’ve seen countless landscapes
I’ve passed through nights and dawns

Dad’s junker
The king of the country roads
Fishing rods fill up the trunk
For music, there’s only this worn-out CD

Lalalalalala

In my body are
Little cigarette butts that are afraid of being discovered

I’ve encountered
Dad in the middle of the night
Giving himself encouragement

Little owner will open the sunroof when nobody’s looking
Straining to stick his head out like a dummy
Waving his long and skinny arms around
Want to catch the autumn wind
Don’t go too fast

Mom will drive me to go picnicking
Likes to share food with her friends
Judging from their expressions
Her cooking skills are very average

Dad’s junker
Traveler of time
I’ve seen report cards with red letters
I’ve smelled every breakfast

Dad’s junker
Now I’m a bit slow
I was once so impressive
The black ox by the field would actively get out of the way

Hear me prattle on for so long
My feelings about the past 15 years
Today is the end of my service

OK, I pass the torch to you
Please take my place and start anew
I’ll put the safety of this family in your hands

Dad’s junker
Rumbling along
I’ve laid in yellow sand and sludge
I’ve endured typhoons and torrential rains

Dad’s junker
The last drive
Hope you’re even stronger than me
Run along
Newcomer
Run along
Run along

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