どうせならもう ヘタクソな夢を描いていこうよ
どうせならもう ヘタクソで明るく愉快な愛のある夢を
「気取んなくていい かっこつけない方がおまえらしいよ」yes

一生懸命になればなる程 空回りしてしまう僕らの旅路は
小学生の 手と足が一緒に出ちゃう行進みたい
それもまたいいんじゃない? 生きてゆくことなんてさ
きっと 人に笑われるくらいがちょうどいいんだよ

心の奥の奥 閉じ込めてた本当の僕
生身の36度5分 飾らずにいざ we don't stop
けどまだ強がってるんだよ まだバリアを張ってるんだよ
痛みと戦ってるんだよ

辛い時 辛いと言えたらいいのになぁ ah
僕達は強がって笑う弱虫だ
淋しいのに平気な振りをしているのは ah
崩れ落ちてしまいそうな自分を守るためなのさ

僕だけじゃないはずさ 行き場のないこの気持ちを
居場所のないこの孤独を ah
抱えているのは

他人の痛みには無関心
そのくせ自分の事となると不安になって
人間を嫌って 不幸なのは自分だけって思ったり
与えられない事をただ嘆いて 三歳児のようにわめいて
愛という名のおやつを座って待ってる僕は
アスファルトの照り返しにも負けずに
自分の足で歩いてく人達を見て思った
動かせる足があるなら 向かいたい場所があるなら
この足で歩いてゆこう

もう二度とほんとの笑顔を取り戻すこと
できないかもしれないと思う夜もあったけど

大切な人達の温かさに支えられ
もう一度信じてみようかなと思いました

辛い時 辛いと言えたらいいのになぁ
僕達は強がって笑う弱虫だ ah
淋しいのに平気な振りをしているのは ah
崩れ落ちてしまいそうな自分を守るためだけど

過ちも傷跡も 途方に暮れ べそかいた日も wow
僕が僕として生きてきた証にして yeah
どうせなら これからはいっそ誰よりも
思い切りヘタクソな夢を描いてゆこう
言い訳を片付けて 堂々と胸を張り
自分という人間を ah 歌い続けよう


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    Watashi wa murisaki o tabemasu.

    Mutenesson July 13, 2007   Link

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