Furi tsuzuku ame no naka de
Utsuroge ni sora o miageteita
Kagirinaku hirogaru hate ni
Jiyuu o motomeru tori no mure ga nai teita

Ushinatta egao no kazu dake
Kesshite uragiru koto wa dekinai da to
Nandomo sou kokoro de tsubuyaita

Tatoe donna ni kizutsuite mo
Dore dake kizutsuku koto ni natte mo
Dareni mo boku wa tomerarenai

Wazuka na hikari o mitsukereba ii
Ima no taiyou ga agaranakute mo
'Furidashita ame wa itsuka yamun dane'

Aruki tsukareteita kimi wa
Te o naka de kieteyuku yume o daiteita

Kono inochi ga tsukita to shitemo
Wasurenai taisetsu na koto ga aru
Onaji jidai o tomo ni tatakatta koto

Tatoe kono koe ga todonakutemo
Nido to ano koro ni modorenakutemo
Sakebi tsuzukeru boku ga iru

Dore dake toki ga nagaretemo
Karada o yusaburu omoi no mama ni...
Tatakai tsuzuketa akashi wa nokoru kara

Dare mo ga umaretekita imi o
Sagashi tsuzuketeiru

Tatoe donna ni kizutsuitemo
Dore dake kizutsuku koto ni nattemo
Dare ni mo boku wa tomerarenai

Wazuka na hikari o mitsukereba ii
Ima wa taiyou ga agaranakutemo
'Furi dashita ame wa itsuka yamun dane...'
'Sousa, kono ame wa itsuka yamun dane...'


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Dears song meanings
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    Dears is the name for Gackt's Offilcial Fanclub (dears.ne.jp)

    givvron March 21, 2003   Link

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