Kimagure Bad Boy

Meiko Nakahara

kagami ni mukai meiku no dougu wo hirogete
RUUJU no iro wa saigo no kibun de kimemasho
itsumo totsuzen Telephon
dakara ochitsuka nakute
Twilight soto ni mo derarenai

Darli'n kimagure na Badboy!
anata no sei yo
AISHADOO kasane sugi te
matayari nao shi
kimagure na Badboy!
konya kashira ne
matsu ge wa sukoshi iki wo tomete
KAARU suru kedo

BASURUUMU made denwa wo mochikomu atashi wo
yakusoku nashi ni sowasowa matteru atashi wo
anata wa shira na sugiru wa
onna gokoro DERIKEETO
utsu ka mae ni RIZAABU shite

Darli'n kimagure na Badboy!
koi no SHICHUEESHON
anata ni au girigiri ja
HAATO ni warui
intoro nobashite
MERODII wa 2.5( TSUU HAAFU )
ENDEINGU wa nori de kimetara
Honey, honey, feel so good!

Bad boy!
koi no SHICHUEESHON
anata ni au girigiri ja
HAATO ni warui
intoro nobashite
MERODII wa 2.5( TSUU HAAFU )
ENDEINGU wa nori de kimetara
Honey, honey, feel so good!


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    　気まぐれＢａｄｂｏｙ 　気まぐれ Ｂａｄ ｂｏｙ

    ♪鏡に向かいメイクの道具をひろげて

    　ルージュの色は最後の気分で決めましょ

    　いつも突然Ｔｅｌｅｐｈｏｎ

    　だから落ち着かなくて

    　Ｔｗｉｌｉｇｈｔ　外にも出られない

    　Ｄａｒｌｉ’ｎ　気まぐれなＢａｄｂｏｙ！

    　あなたのせいよ

    　アイシャドー重ねすぎて

    　またやり直し

    　気まぐれなＢａｄｂｏｙ！

    　今夜　かしらね

    　まつ毛は少し息を止めて

    　カールするけど

    　 　バスルームまで電話を持ち込むあたしを

    　約束無しにソワソワ待ってるあたしを

    　あなたは　知らなすぎるわ

    　女心　デリケート 　 　２日前にリザーブして

    　Ｄａｒｌｉ’ｎ　気まぐれなＢａｄｂｏｙ！

    　恋のシチュエーション

    　アナタに会うギリギリじゃ 　 　ハートにわるい

    　イントロのばして

    　メロディーは２．５（ツー、ハーフ）

    　エンディングはノリでキメたら

    　Ｈｏｎｅｙ、ｈｏｎｅｙ、Ｆｅｅｌ　ｓｏ　ｇｏｏｄ！

    　Ｂａｄ　ｂｏｙ！ 　　　　　　　 　恋のシチュエーション

    　アナタに会うギリギリじゃ 　 　ハートにわるい

    　イントロのばして

    　メロディーは２．５（ツー、ハーフ）

    　エンディングはノリでキメたら

    　Ｈｏｎｅｙ、ｈｏｎｅｙ、Ｆｅｅｌ　ｓｏ　ｇｏｏｄ！

    　気まぐれＢａｄｂｏｙ

    Iantuitionon June 14, 2012   Link

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