泥だらけよ 馴染めない都会で
同じように笑えない うつむいて歩いたの
急ぎ足で すれ違う人たち
「夢は叶いましたか?」 アタシまだモガいてる

子供の頃に戻るよりも 今をうまく生きてみたいよ
怖がりは 生まれつき

陽のあたる場所に出て 両手を広げてみたなら
あの空 越えてゆけるかな? なんて思ったんだ
飛び立つ為の翼 それは まだ見えない
カンタンに 行かないから 生きてゆける

濡れた子犬 拾いあげただけで
ちょっと笑えちゃうほど 涙がこぼれてきた
愛されたい 愛されたいばかり
アタシ言っていたよね 求めるだけじゃダメね

子供の頃はママの事 ひどく傷つけた日もあったよね
変わりたい いま全部

陽のあたる場所に出て この手を強く握ってみた
あの場所 あの時を壊して I can change my life
でも 心の中 すべてを とても伝えきれない
カンタンに 行かないから 生きてゆける

陽のあたる場所に出て 地図を広げてみるけど
I know, you know 迷い道も仕方ない I can change my life
過ぎてきた日々全部で 今のあたしなんだよ
カンタンに 行かないから 生きてゆける


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    This really should be in the Japanese version because that's in the rules and it's what I was looking for!

    seasons of greyon May 25, 2007   Link
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    love this song...ai saretai, ai saretai bakari...

    ilikecandyon June 11, 2007   Link
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    but the translation from the original's really bad...is there a way someone can fix it?

    ilikecandyon June 11, 2007   Link
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    A song about giving something more to life.

    arsosa95on September 30, 2021   Link

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