UZU-MAKI

Transliterated version was derived from Wikipedia article KOTOKO (which was submitted by anonymous user 190.24.71.76), and transliterations were verified using this transliterator. There were a few discrepancies, all of which deferred to the Wikipedia article:

* サイダー transliterates directly as the rōmaji "saidaa", but means literally cider, implying a Japanese loanword. The original English word was used.
* The 調べ in 車窓の調べ was transliterated as "Yube", while the transliterator tool returned "Shirabe".
* Romanization of 舞踏会 had no spaces in it, while the transliterator had added a space between "butou" and "kai"
* Two alternative romanizations for 秋爽 where given: "Shuusou" and "Akizou". I opted for "Akizou" on the transliterator's prompting. I have, however, seen the song tagged as Shuusou in the 421 -a will- single (according to MusicBrainz, it's タイトル未定, literally "title undecided").
* Another loanword ギター was translated to "guitar"
* 雪華 in 雪華の神話 was transliterated "Sekka" rather than "Yuki Hanna", which is a snowflake rather than snow flower.

Non-ASCII ornamental characters were discarded. Capitalization was deferred to the Wikipedia listing.

Alternative transliterations can be found at LyricWiki and this I've Sound fansite.