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If that continues I'm sure we'll never grow up. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. tatoebanashi wa aku made mo moshimo no hanashi. koe ga denaku natta nara utaenaku na nda. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. The "ifs" are just "what ifs", If the voice can't come out then I won't be able to sing. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com.
After an endless dream, in this world of nothingness. It seems as if our beloved dreams will lose. Even with these unreliable wings, covered in images that tend to stay. I'm sure we can fly, on my love. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. Ukareta chou ni natte ichizu na kaze ni notte. Doko mademo kimi ni ai ni yukou.
ima nara maniau kono hoshi ni. ikiru inochi subete o tasuketai kara. takarajima wa koko ni aru. nakama to iu takara. riaru na kiseki da yo deaeta koto. yeah! break! care! break! arittake. hikari no ya o hanate. pinchi wa purasu ni dekiru sa. mirai mezasou.
Lyrics: Shimamiya Eiko. Arrangement: Nakazawa Tomoyuki & Takase Kazuya. Composition: Nakazawa Tomoyuki. Vocal: Shimamiya Eiko. View romaji/english lyrics. New Feature! Mouseover a kanji character for lookup information! 振 り 向 いた その 後 ろの （ 正 面 だぁれ？ 暗 闇 に 爪 を 立 てて （ 夜 を 引 き 裂 いた） 雨 だれは 血 のしずくとなって 頬 を. つたい 落 ちる. もうどこにも 帰 る 場 所 が 無 いなら.
I remember your smile that's like the sky just after it's rained, that brightens up my heart. As I recall it, it brings a smile to my face. I'm sure we're the same as we were that day-- still both innocent children. Rushing through the passing seasons, seeing our own tomorrows. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com.
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. A maiden with white skin coughed, "I entrust this body to you". A doctor in white garb whispered, "I will see to you". The maiden with white skin began to rot away, forsaken by everyone in the world. The doctor in white garb was merciful and laid her to rest in a place where they could be alone.
Watashi wa utaou. Na mo naki mono no tame. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. The summer sun is clouded. And the wind fluttered. I shall sing. The proof that life once existed. For those who do not have a name. *Transliterator's Note: Euterpe is known as the Greek muse of song and elegiac poetry.
