この世に限りはあるの?
もしも果てが見えたなら
如何やって笑おうか愉しもうか
もうやり尽くしたね

じゃあ何度だって忘れよう
そしてまた新しく
出逢えれば素晴らしい
然様なら 初めまして

But still my dear, if the end draws near, what should I do?
If you hold me tight, I'd feel all right but still be blue
But if a song were to play just for us for a moment
To take the heartache away

Well, then I'd say, I'll make a song for you
Nothing too old, and nothing too new
Sing to the light of day
You'll smile for me, we'll be happy that way
Da-la, da-la, da-la, da-la

Just turn away and take this point of view
Nothing is old, and nothing is new
When you look at me and say I'll forget you

If you were me, who would you be when the sun goes down?
Two faces bright but I fear the night might come around
And if reflections appear from the past, all our moments
Smiles, love and laughter, I fear

Well, then I'd say, I'll make a song for you
Nothing too old, and nothing too new
Sing to the light of day
You'll smile for me, we'll be happy that way

And take this point of view
Nothing is old, and nothing is new
When you look at me and say
Nice to meet you, would you mind if I stay? If I stay


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    The translation to the first japanese parts:

    Are there limits to this world? If we’ve perhaps seen its ends How can we laugh, have fun? We’ve already exhausted ourselves, haven’t we?

    So, let’s forget each other countless times And when we meet again, it will be wonderful Goodbye Nice to meet you

    Katowlon November 07, 2010   Link

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