いくつ 涙を流したら
Every Heart 素直になれるだろう
誰に 想いを伝えたら
Every Heart 心満たされるのだろう

長い長い夜に 怯えていた
遠い星に 祈ってた

めぐるめぐる時の中で
僕たちは 愛を探している
強く強くなりたいから
今日も 高い空 見上げている

どんな 笑顔に出逢えたら
Every Heart 夢に踏み出せるの
人は 悲しみの向こうに
Every Heart 幸せ浮かべて眠る

いつかいつか すべての魂が
やすらかになれるように

めぐるめぐる時の中で
僕達は 生きて何かを知る
ときに笑い 少し泣いて
今日もまた 歩き続けて行く

幼い記憶の片隅に
あたたかな場所がある so sweet
星たちが話す未来は
いつも輝いていた so shine

めぐるめぐる時の中で
僕たちは 愛を探している
強く強くなりたいから
今日も 高い空 見上げている

めぐるめぐる時の中で
僕達は 生きて何かを知る
ときに笑い 少し泣いて
今日もまた 歩き続けて行く


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Every Heart -ミンナノキモチ- Lyrics as written by Bounceback Watanabe Natsumi

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    There are a lot of errors in grammer with how the lyrics were translated. "Tell me babe, how many do I shed my tears?" Would be "Tell me babe, how many tears have I shed?" And yes, I do know that the lyrics above are how she sings it in english. I have both versions of this song. ^-^ It was the first Japanese song I ever heard. ^-^

    ObScUrItYoVeRlIfEon November 12, 2007   Link

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