Cultivate your hunger before you idealize
Motivate your anger to make them all realize
Climbing the mountain, never coming down
Break into the contents, never falling down

My knee is still shaking like I was twelve
Sneaking out the classroom by the back door
A man railed at me twice, though, but I didn't care
Waiting is wasting for people like me

Don't try to live so wise
Don't cry 'cause you're so right
Don't dry with fakes or fears
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end
Don't try to live so wise
Don't cry 'cause you're so right
Don't dry with fakes or fears
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end

You say "Dreams, are dreams"
I ain't gonna play the fool anymore
You say "'Cause I've still got my soul"

Take your time, baby, your blood need slowing down
Breach yourself to reach yourself before you gloom
Reflection of fear make shadows of nothing
Shadows of nothing

You still are blind if you see a winding road
'Cause there's always a straight way to the point you see

Don't try to live so wise
Don't cry 'cause you're so right
Don't dry with fakes or fears
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end
Don't try to live so wise
Don't cry 'cause you're so right
Don't dry with fakes or fears
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end
Don't try to live so wise
Don't cry 'cause you're so right
Don't dry with fakes or fears
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end

'Cause you will hate yourself in the end
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end
'Cause you will hate yourself in the end


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Wind Lyrics as written by Yoshio Akeboshi

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    Yeah!!! This song is beautiful... Good choice for Naruto's ending...(anime) I love the song!!!

    Raydenon July 13, 2007   Link

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