karamitsuku yami wo kirisaite
moeagaru kodou no you ni
kesenai itami ikusen no kanashimi ga
ima kimi wo kogashiteku

dakiau tabi furueru yubisaki ga yoru wo azamuite
nijimu keshiki tsutawaru toiki dake ga mada
kawareru basho sagashiteru

tenjoutenka todoroku FLOW
futaiten de doku son ROCK ON
shogyoumujou utsusemi no tsuiyo de
I SHOW THE banshou

karamitsuku yami wo kirisaite
moeagaru kodou no you ni
kesenai itami ikusen no kanashimi ga
ima kimi wo kogashite

tsuyu to ochi tsuyu to kienishi yume mo mata yume

kiki wakenai sono karada to karada tada moteamashite
kasumu ishiki fusagaru netsu ni nurenagara
oborete kamawanai kara

kantan aiterasu matataki
hissui no kotowari wo arawasu
uzoumuzou kechirase yo issou
GOT VIBE I WILL SURVIVE

azayaka ni mune wo tsuranuite
kudakechiru sadamei no you ni
hakanai negai ikuoku no kagayaki ga
ima kimi wo utsushi dasu

SHOUT DOWN BASTARD
NOBODY TRY TO KNOW THE TRUTH
THERE IS NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE
BLOW UP BEAT BACK BURN OUT
YOU JUST CAN'T STAB ME

karamitsuku yami wo kirisaite
moeagaru kodou no you ni
kienai itami ikusen no kanashimi ni
ima wa yakarete

kimi dake ni sosogu setsunasa ga
tadoritsuku kodoku no fuchi de
karenai omoi hito hira no hanabira ga
boku wo ima yurashite

saranudani uchi nuru hodo mo natsu no yo no yume


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