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In this really fantastic Tokyo. Born from a laboratory, I'm a Plastic Girl. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. Aa PURACHIIKU datte koi wo suru. MANIKYAA datte kare no konomi no iro. Dakedo jyouzu ni erabenai kaiwa no WAADO. Lalala HAATO ga SHOOTO. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. Ahh, even plastic can fall in love.
Your smile breaks through the clouds of grey. Far from the sunny days that lie in sleep. Waiting with patience for the spring. When the flowers will bloom, renewed again. Knowing there's more beyond the pain of today. Although the scars of yesterday remain. You can go on living as much as your heart believes.
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. I don't know anything so someday I will keep sleeping. Drowing in the unreachable dream, I sink next you. With the time, the saddness will eventually be washed away. Maybe we will forget about the smiling faces and tearful faces. I'll be with you forever. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com.
Sora o tobu yume o miteta no wa. mada bokura ga kodomo no furishiteta koro. REAL na mirai ga kowakute. jikan o tometai to negatteta. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. I was dreaming of flying in the sky, that was when we were pretending to be children. Afraid of a real tomorrow, I hoped that time would stop.
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Whenever you feel sad, I wanna hold you and give you sound sleep. Someday Every Heart's gonna free and easy, we have peace of mind. Someday all the people find the way to love. Goes and goes, the time goes on, we are not alone. We live on together and we will find some precious things.
Description: Ending. Sung by: Fuji-Jo Seitokai Shikkou-Bu. Lyrics by: ENA☆. Composition by: Naoki "naotyu-" Chiba. Arrangement by: Naoki "naotyu-" Chiba. View Kanji. New Feature! In kanji view, mouseover a kanji character for lookup information! Totteoki no kankei.
