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Haa dokkoi! Aa yoisho! Hah, move it! Ah, all right! If you take a look around, the surface is a world of platinum, and I take just one step into it. Dance with me and the sparkle in my heart that will never stop. Sparkling like a disco ball in the night sky, glittering and shimmering.
Calling you as I put on my heels. All right, see you later then. Once I've put on my favorite music. Wink at the mirror just before heading out. I'm wearing my cutest outfit. Turn up the volume let's make a blast. I'll knock you out with my mood at a full 10! Lyrics from Animelyrics.com.
Baka mitai nanka ja nai. Dakara keep trying. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. I don't care about anything. Even if I'm a little late from here on out. I'll press on. To always keep on anticipating. Is not something stupid. That's why I keep trying.
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. I've never done something like forget, but as if I tripped and fell, I go through and disappear like bubbles. But even so, these feelings are always, always within my heart, deep deep within. As if I'm sleeping, I conceal my breath and wait. Set me free, I don't need a cage anymore.
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. Spring has come. Women are looking in mirrors. Egg pies are baking. [note: the song itself isn't in Japanese, but rather a language Yoko. Kanno uses for a lot of her songs. The lyrics above are the. "translation" of the song.] Transliterated by Sae < sae@mysky.net >.
That's how it feels. You're gentle and sincere yet eccentric. I pretend to be strong all over and compete against you. Just by being honest, it's so stimulating and I feel dizzy. I get hurt, I hurt you, in a preparation of pure feelings. In my head, there's always a pre-parade of pure feelings all by myself.
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. (Rin:) Now an unrecognized face is reflected, and the whispering voice deeper. I will shatter that mirror with this hammer in my hand. (Len:) Tearing down our built toy castle into pieces, our creaking bones are the bell that announces the end to the knight and the princess.
