Kizu tsuke au
Tsumori wa nakatta deshou
Dakedo itsumo
Sure chigau bakari

Atashi to wa chikai
Kimi ni wa yume ga aru kara
Wakatteru tsumori demo ne hontou wa

Aitai yo
Aitai yo
Konokimochi o tsutaetai
Aitai yo
Aitai yo kimi no kata de nemuritai

Hanasenaide ne zutto tsukamaete ite yo zutto
Ja nakya atashi dokka icchau yo
Sasae ni naritai no kimi no yume ni sukoshi dake tsuretette

Kono mama waratte iretara shiawase na no
Kono mama waratte iretara shiawase na no

Aitai yo
Aitai yo konokimochi o tsutaetai
Aitai yo
Aitai yo kimi no kata de

Soba ni iru dake de kitto shiawase ni nareru kara
Saiko da nante iwanai desho
Kizu shikushi naide yo nante wagamama desho
Gomen ne

Sunao ni nareru mama mousugu fuyu ga kite
Sabishisa ga mi ni shimikonde ne
Nakanai yo atashi tsuuyoku nareta desho
Hora

Hanasenaide ne zutto tsukamaete ite yo zutto
Ja nakya atashi dokka icchau yo
Sasae ni naritai no kimi no yume ni sukoshi dake tsuretette

Ki tsuke au tsumori wa nakatta yo ne
Dake do itsumo sore chigau futari


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