White as snow
Light as air
Cherish the thought
Making more

She's like, all that I can, she's my song
She said, you're more than a friend that took me on

Ocean rose, lilac hair
It's like I've been here before
There's something more

Feels like called that again, she's my song
She said, you're more than a friend that took me on
She, she smiles at me (she smiles at me)
First crush, too much at once, the special one

Heart is racing a million miles tonight
When you're closer baby I change the time
All that goes on, I just want to be there
You've given me the rhythm to run

御味方の贈り物は
同じ波は
神様の天使のよう

Feels like called that again, she's my song (she's my song)
She said more than a friend that took me on
She, she smiles at me (she smiles at me)
First crush, too much at once, the special one

Heart is racing a million miles tonight
When you're closer baby I change the time
All that goes on, I just want to be there
You've given me the rhythm to run

Heart is racing a million miles tonight
When you're closer baby I change the time
All that goes on, I just want to be there
You've given me the rhythm to run


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