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Kaze no koe o kitta
Yume no tsuzuki o shiritakute
Dare mo oshiete wa kurenai
Mune ga akaku somatta...
Kimi dake ni wa wakatteite hoshii
Kaeranakereba ikenai koto o...
Kono doko mademo tsuzuku shiroi daichi wa tooku
Mou harisakebu koe wa dare nimo todokanai
Kono karada no itami o kakusu you ni
Sora kara no yasashisa ni dakare...
Sona hitomi ni utsuru tsuki wa kirei de
Tatoe yoru ga owaranakutemo
Kono doko mademo tsuzuku shiroi daichi wa tooku
Mou harisakebu koe wa dare nimo todokanai
Kono doko mademo tsuzuku shiroi daichi ni fukaku
Mata ochiteyuku boku wa dare nimo iyasenai
Sono chiisa na karada o tsusumu you ni
Sekirei no yasashisa ni dakara...
Sora kara no yasashisa to tomoni nemutte
Daichi no nukumori ni dakare...
Yume no tsuzuki o shiritakute
Dare mo oshiete wa kurenai
Mune ga akaku somatta...
Kimi dake ni wa wakatteite hoshii
Kaeranakereba ikenai koto o...
Kono doko mademo tsuzuku shiroi daichi wa tooku
Mou harisakebu koe wa dare nimo todokanai
Kono karada no itami o kakusu you ni
Sora kara no yasashisa ni dakare...
Sona hitomi ni utsuru tsuki wa kirei de
Tatoe yoru ga owaranakutemo
Kono doko mademo tsuzuku shiroi daichi wa tooku
Mou harisakebu koe wa dare nimo todokanai
Kono doko mademo tsuzuku shiroi daichi ni fukaku
Mata ochiteyuku boku wa dare nimo iyasenai
Sono chiisa na karada o tsusumu you ni
Sekirei no yasashisa ni dakara...
Sora kara no yasashisa to tomoni nemutte
Daichi no nukumori ni dakare...
Lyrics submitted by chikachika
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I love this song!!!!!! it is the first I've heard!And I fall apart about Gackt voice!It is a voice as i love!
ohhh I wish i knew the english lyrics...Gackt's lyrics are always ard for me to undersand, even though I can realize that they are good and have a deep meaning
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Translation:
I heard the voice of the wind I want to know the rest of the dream No one will tell me My chest was smeared red...
I want only you to understand Why I must return...
Far off in this endlessly continuing white earth My voice that's crying out can no longer reach anyone
Like it's concealing this body's pains I'm embraced by kindness from the sky...
The moon reflected in those eyes is pretty Even as the night is not finished
Far off in this endlessly continuing white earth My voice that's crying out can no longer reach anyone
Deeply in this endlessly continuing white earth I'm still falling and cannot be healed by anyone
Like being enveloped in that small body I'm embraced by the wagtail's kindness...
I lie with the kindness from the sky And am embraced by the earth's warmth...