激しさと この胸の中で
絡み付いた
灼熱の闇 揺るぎない明日と交う
Expose yourself

朦朧の空に狩られた 夥しい雨
豪快に振り下ろした
未来への suicide
Buried at sea
育むべき性 背徳に敬礼
Salute the slyness in breeding
善意なる愛情と
瞬く快楽 疑似Suicide
Don't care about how you look
通魔的憂いの春に
虚言 癖の ウサギは見いだす
紅蓮の園と朽ちる廃
純白 に身を包むが
絶命に いたるまでの後悔に
幾度と無く 手を伸ばし
繰り返される
激しさと この胸の中で
絡み付いた
灼熱の闇 揺るぎない明日と交う
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
朦朧の空に狩られた 夥しい雨
豪快に振り下ろした
未来への suicide
Buried at sea
育むべき性 背徳に敬礼
The worst existence
The worst existence
The worst existence
The worst existence
The worst existence
The worst existence
The worst existence
Dive like hell and destroy

通魔的憂いの春に
虚言 癖の ウサギは見いだす
紅蓮の園と朽ちる廃
純白 に身を包むが
絶命に いたるまでの後悔に
幾度と無く 手を伸ばし
繰り返される
激しさと この胸の中で
絡み付いた
灼熱の闇 揺るぎない明日と交う
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death
The other side of death

Show me your lewd self
Show me your lewd self
Show me your lewd self
Show me your lewd self


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激しさと、この胸の中で絡み付いた灼熱の闇 Lyrics as written by (member Of Dir En Grey Kaoru Niikura ( Nishimura

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    Also, I believe their decision to play older songs such as Bottom of the Death Valley and Akuro no Oka is another way of waving a final goodbye to their days as a Visual Kei band and to usher in a new era for the band.

    DissonantColorson March 07, 2010   Link

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