Kokoro made wa ubaenai
Nandodemo nandodemo kakedaseru

Kaze to tomo ni HYURURIRA HYURURIRA
Sassou to chikazuku wa
Himatsubushi no tsumori de iru nara
Chotto honki misete yo

MONOKURO no sekai
Kimi datte akiaki shiteru hazu
Kegasarete mo tebanasenai
Tatta hitotsu no PURAIDO dakishimete

Yume wa yume de owarenai
Kimi wa kimi no mama de itsudatte umarekawareru
Utsutsu nukasu kurai no kuruoshii SURIRU koso ga
Ai wo sukuu woo

Kokoro made wa ubaenai darenimo kowasenai
Meiwaku wa kakeru mono desho?
Sakebi tsuzukete itai
Nandodemo nandodemo kakedaseru

"Hoshii no wa jidai no ichi PEEJI"

Dareka no kotoba matteru dake nara
Isso yamete shimaeba...

Yureteiru mirai
Nageku yori kimi ga itooshi
Yasashii jikan ni tsutsumarete
Wasurete shimai sou ni naru yakusoku

Ikiru koto no subete ga kitto kimi no yuuki
Koukai ni naretaku wa nai
Zero kara hajimatta "ima" wo sukoshi zutsu tsunaide ikou
Ashita e kakeru woo

Hamidasazu ni irarenai kowai mono nante nai
Keiken tte nigai mono desho?
Kanji tsuzukete itai itsumademo itsumademo
Ai wo misete

Bukiyou datte suteki desho
Nakitaku nattara naite ii yo
Sono kanashimi wo himeta negai
Kitto kanau hi ga kuru kara nakusanaide

Kaze to tomo ni HYURURIRA HYURURIRA
Sassou to chikazuku wa

Yume wa yume de owarenai
Kimi wa kimi no mama de itsudatte umarekawareru
Utsutsu nukasu kurai no kuruoshii SURIRU koso ga
Ai wo sukuu woo

Kokoro made wa ubaenai darenimo kowasenai
Meiwaku wa kakeru mono desho?
Sakebi tsuzukete itai
Nandodemo nandodemo kakedaseru

"Hoshii no wa jidai no 1 PEEJI"
Kimi ga negaeba hana sakihokoru


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