UNBALANCE ZONE

Meiko Nakahara

[ANBARANSU•ZOON / UNBALANCE•ZONE]

deito wa itsumo Week end
yuugure kara asa made no KOOSU
min nani iwa sereba GOORU majika na futari dakedo
kono goro chotto okashii no
mou hitori no watashi gaite
marude eiga wo mite iru mitai
ah kuchizuke shitemo

chotto matte kono hito deii no
jidai ha kikagaku kokoro wa ANBARANSU
chotto matte saigo no KOONAA
ringo wo tabetara mayoi michi

aru nichi kaze ga kawaru
netto dare no tai demonai no yo
enjin fukasu hodo NYUUTORARU na kibun ni naru no
atama mo soko soko kirerushi
yume mo aru yo na kigasuru wa
moshimo kotae wo shibureba anata
ah kizutsuku kashira

chotto matte mirai ga mieru
naze daka mou hitotsu no rikire nai no
chotto matte kawainai wa
mino hodo shirazu to iware sou

kono goro minna okashii no
mou hitori no jibun gaite
marude eiga wo miteiru mitai
ah seikimatsu dawa

chotto matte kono hito deii no
jidai ha kikagaku kokoro wa ANBARANSU
chotto matte ikinari SASUPENSU
ringo wo tabetara mayoi michi


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    kanji:

    アンバランス・ゾーン

    <i>デイトはいつも Week end 夕暮れから朝までのコース みんなに言わせれば ゴール間近なふたりだけど この頃ちょっとおかしいの もうひとりの私がいて まるで映画を見ているみたい ah くちづけしても

    ちょっと待って この人でいいの 時代は幾何学 心はアンバランス ちょっと待って 最後のコーナー 林檎を食べたら 迷い道

    ある日風が変わる ねっと誰のたいでもないのよ エンジンふかすほど ニュートラルな気分になるの 頭もそこそこ切れるし 夢もあるよな気がするわ もしも答えをシブればアナタ ah 傷つくかしら

    ちょっと待って 未来が見える 何故だかもうひとつ 乗り切れないの ちょっと待って可愛くないわ 身のほど知らずと言われそう

    この頃みんなおかしいの もうひとりの自分がいて まるで映画を見ているみたい ah 世紀末だわ

    ちょっと待って この人でいいの 時代は幾何学 心はアンバランス ちょっと待って いきなりサスペンス 林檎を食べたら 迷い道</i>

    Iantuitionon June 04, 2010   Link

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