The daraku daraku Is it aimai ai ? I wAnna Go to "seishun PoP Art"
ChuChu RABU wo haishaku aa unmei no HANII wa izuko ?

The daraku daraku Is it aimai ai SAIKEDERIKKU jaku HAATO
ChuChu kakehiki wa NASHI juuhonpou honnou de yukou iei

hoka no hito chigau kimi janakya iya
daiKIRAI dakedo suki kokoro no mama majiwaritai
ochiru kara motto yoku shite ? horerta hou no make

3en2aNd hiwai ni GOOo0 ...
tattaratarran aimai ni ai ButBut dai dai Diesuki
ChuChu koibito ubaiai "GANGAN ikou ze" gazen rennai taishitsu

mada itai nee ? ima janakya iya
suki dakedo daiKIRAI kokoro no mama ni majiwaritai
yokubatte motto ai shite ? horeta mon kachi desho

Get The Party Get The Party Ahaan Ahaan

daiKIRAI dakedo suki kokoro no mama ni majiwaritai wasure kata oshiete yo yume no naka made konai de ?
ima dake wa hitorijime shiawase nante setsuna sugiru yokubatte motto motto ai shite ? mada hatenai de DAARIN

gouyoku tte koo ze hiwai ni GO Yean Ahaan Ahaan tte hoshigari nee ?
gouyoku tte koo ze hiwai ni GO Yean Ahaan Ahaan tte iburitai
motto shitai chanto hoshigatte ne ?



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