kagami yo kagami yo kagami-san
sekai de ichiban kawaigaru no wa yamete yo
toge no you na shisen semaru

yasashii furi shita kanojo ga
suteki na bansan motenasatta
sotto kuchi ni fukumu to "emi"

usureyuku ishi no naka de yume o mite'ru
itsuka no otogibanashi toki ga tomaru

onegai kisu de me o samashite hoshii no
shiroi hitsugi kara tsuredasu you ni
tsukisasaru nikushimi wa doramateki na jijou
inotte mo kimi wa mada konai

kagami yo kagami yo kagami-san
nekutai makase ya hoho ni aisatsu suru kara
netami o kawarete shimatta

nanatsu no kobito wa iru kedo
tasukeru soburi shiranpuri ne
sotto kubi o tsukamare "emi"

hitotsubu no namida sae mo nuguenakute
kokyuu mo mamanaranai shikai useta

kiesou da kara hayaku kakete hoshii no
wake wa kikanaide kotaerarenai
nozomanai nikumare wa fukai ai no jijou
mou sugu de inaku naru no ka na

togirete'ku inochi no oto
doku-ringo o shokushita shoujo no you ni
nemuri ni tsuku

onegai kisu de me o samashite hoshii no
mune no naka no koe todokimasu ka
kaidan o nobottara doa o akeru dake de
mitsukaru yo aa

onegai kisu de me o samashite hoshii no
shiroi hitsugi kara tsuredasu you ni
tsukisasaru nikushimi wa doramateki na jijou
inotte mo kimi wa mada konai

kiete shimau sono mae ni


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