Me no mae ni hirogaru ate no nai mirai wo
Tayorinaku mitsumete ita
Mokuhyou wa tateru kedo ashibumi suru dake no
Mainichi wo sugoshite ita

Akogare ya risou ga boku wo madowasu kedo
Doko e ikou? jibun ni toikaketa

Take me away saraba bad days
Wanna be free oikakete
Kimi no moto e tsuzuku boku no brand new road
Twilight wazuka datte
Kokoro ni yume tomoshite
Kake nukeru yo kono hikari ga terasu michi wo...

Kore made no tabiji wo nokoshita ashiato wo
Bonyari to nagamete ita

Machigaete mayou tabi ni mitsuketa michi
Soshite koko ga atarashii shuppatsuten da

Sometimes I feel
Sankyuu my bad days
Making me free mune wo hatte
Kimi no tame ni utau boku no brand new song
Twilight kasuka datte
Kesanaide yume no akari wo
Tsurete ikou
Sou sa donna sekai no hate e mo...

Mukau ashita wa tada shizuka ni
Ukabi kieru kagerou no you
Mune no ranpu michishirube ni
Susume tsukame mirai wo muchuu ni natte

Take me away saraba bad days
Wanna be free oikakete
Kimi no moto e tsuzuku boku no brand new road
Twilight wazuka datte
Kokoro ni yume tomoshite
Kake nukeru yo kono hikari ga terasu michi wo...

Traveling together
Still going farther
Traveling together...



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