Rock no Gyakushu -superstar no jouken-

Miyavi

[EREKI] shoutte [SHAUTO] ka masha, everytime the hero [GITAA HIIROO]
[KAMERA] no mae de [WAN POOZU] kimerya, everybody [SUUPAA SUTAA]

[HOUKI] motte [IMEEJI] de kirya, everytime the hero [GITAA HIIROO]
kagami no mae de [HEYAA SUTAIRU] kimarya, everybody [SUUPAA SUTAA]

Kanemochitai / onna dakitai / yuumei ni naritai / nariagaritai
Nara gen agero

Put your hand up!

War, war, war!
kinayo, saa baby [NAU]
kurae [TAPPIN]gu souhou!!!
hora koi yo, saa bring on
mou [NORI NORI] yo
Ha-ha

Younsters, rockin' n' rolling frantically!

Come on, nukedashitai / dokka tobidashitai / jibun kaetai / demo jibun de itai
nara ki agero

Raise your flag!

War, war, war!
kinayo, saa baby [NAU]
kurae [TAPPINGU] souhou!!!
hora koi yo, saa bring on
omimai suruze?

Kina yo, saa baby [NAU]
kurae [CHOKKINGU] souhou!!!
hora koi yo, saa bring on
apajime youze

Kinayo, saa baby [NAU]
kurae [TAPPINGU] souhou!!!
hora koi yo, saa bring on
omimai suruze?

Kina yo, saa baby [NAU]
kurae [CHOKKINGU] souhou!!!
hora koi yo, saa bring on
mou [NORI NORI] yo
Ha-ha


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    i love this song!!! such a happy miyavi song. and i love the skirt so kawaii :) good on you miyavi :D

    sakura_chan_304_24on April 12, 2007   Link

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