eien sagasu kimi wa utsurigi na yume mibito
uwaki na yume ni sugari anata wa doko e yuku

tasogare hiraku kagi wo sagashite tsuki no kage
todokanai mama naita watashi wa doko e yuku

futari hitomi ni himitsu nakushite mo
kasaneta ude wo hodoki wa shinai wa

ichigatsu no aoi tsuki asa yake kakushite yo
owaru hazu no nai yoru ni yasashii yoake

chikadzuku hodo ni itamu koi no omosa no sei de
hanaresugiteta mune wo jiyuu to yondeita

kurai basho ni dake hikarumono ga aru to
chiisa na mado no tooku mitsumeteta

ichigatsu no aoi tsuki doko made ochite yuku
owaru hazu no nai koi ni yasashii yoake

ichigatsu no aoi tsuki asa yake kakushite yo
owaru hazu no nai yoru ni yasashii yoake

*TRANSLATES TO*

Searching for eternity, you are a frivolous dreamer Clinging to unreliable dreams. Where are you going?

Searching for the key to open twilight, I cry, Unable to reach the moon's shadow. Where am I going?

Even though secrets are lost in our eyes, We will never unfasten our arms from each other.

Pale moon of January, hide the colors of the sunrise. The gentle dawn of a night that should not end.

Because of love's heaviness, painfully close, The heart no longer mine cried for freedom.

When shining things existed only in dark places, I gazed out the small window into the distance.

Pale moon of January, sinking into infinity. The gentle dawn of a love that should not end.

Pale moon of January, hide the colors of the sunrise. The gentle dawn of a night that should not end.


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