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It's a word in a song called 「スローモーション」 by サカナクション.

Somewhere in the middle part the song goes like this:

> 行けない **つらりつらり** と行けない
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> それはつまりつまりはスローモーション
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> ふわりふわり漂う 僕はまるで雪のよう

I didn't find lyrics with a kanji of this word in it, so つらり is given in
hiragana only. And I can't guess it from the context either. Is it 辛い in a
special form, or 面 in a special form? Or maybe an iconic expression like
ざらざら、ごろごろ etc.?

[Here](http://rocklyric.jp/lyric.php?sid=88814/%E3%82%B9%E3%83%AD%E3%83%BC%E3%83%A2%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%83%B3/%E3%82%B5%E3%82%AB%E3%83%8A%E3%82%AF%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%83%B3)
is the link to the full lyrics (for further understanding, if needed).
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What does つらり mean?
There is an uncommon adverb つらつら(と) which either means:

  * [熟々](http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/jn/148490/meaning/m0u/): thoroughly, carefully. よくよく.
  * 滑々(?): smoothly, fluently, easily, without thinking deeply. すんなり, つるつる, すらすら.

The two definitions seemingly conflict with each other. Actually the former is
the "dictionary definition", [which confuses
some](http://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q1022827180).
The latter is the [common usage](http://okwave.jp/qa/q7672704.html) IMO.
Hiragana is almost always used for both cases.

The lyrics are hard to logically understand, but I think this つらりつらり is a
variation of the latter above. Inserting り in certain adverbs is very common.
（すらすら → すらりすらり, ぐるぐる → ぐるりぐるり, きらきら → きらりきらり）

So つらりつらりと行けない should mean something like "I can't go smoothly".
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The lyrics are pretty straightforward but this portion is a little cryptic.  
While I can't be 100%, I can give you my opinion (after all i'm not the
writer).

つらり normally means close to ずらり or 全部. So...

> 行けない つらり[つらり]と行けない

The literal translation is "can't go. Can't go in completely". This is your
answer.

Now, the key to truly understanding what it means is in the rest of the
lyrics.

> "それはつまりつまりはスローモーション"

which means "that is in other words slow motion", indicating つらり to be the
opposite of slow motion, or slowly. And the rest of the lyrics indicates
frustration of not getting off at the place he was heading (終着駅）, and throwing
away [something] before it completely accumulated. Whether the actual line
means his inability to commit or to not being able to do things that matter to
him quickly, it sure sounds like he knows what that means to his future. A sad
song.
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If it's ずらり it might be "lined up / in a row" as in one person behind the
other or one-by-one. The phrase could be interpreted as:

行けない つらりつらりと行けない I can't go, one-by-one I can't go

それはつまりつまりはスローモーション That is, in other words, slow motion
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