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tomo ni tatakau yo. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. I do not consider escaping from. The approaching sounds of lies and the unstable falsehoods. I gain memories and the the room temperature becomes more obvious. I reach out, so take hold-- the world isn't just you-. I'll fight alongside you. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com.
yoake made yoake made. KOORU ga naru byoutou ni akuma no koe ga RANBARA. kizukareta. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. In this world that just bit us and flew away, let's raise our voices and laugh. Until the dawn, until the dawn. In the ward where cries ring out, the demons' voices go 'ranbara'. They noticed.
yuke yuke Duke Fleed. tobe tobe Grendizer. daichi to umi to aozora to. tomo to chikatta kono heiwa. mamori mo kataku tachiagare. chikyuu wa konna ni chisai keredo. seigi to paito ne kagayaku hoshi da. mamore mamore mamore. ningen no hoshi minna no chikyuu.
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Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. As a girl of the deep sea, I'm being led by my wrist, with the marine snow singing a song of blessing. I'm a girl of the deep sea, and I want to know more, because I've found the person who's been attracting my heart. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. kono umi o dete ima tobitatsu no.
Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. I gave up halfway and couldn't do anything From when did I forget about believing in a glittering tomorrow to protect myself, I hurt many important things Spring is far, towards the sky overhead I want to know what's there "When I become an adult, I must go", I promised.
The time we spent is perpetual. Our future is not real. I'll leap into the air. Lyrics from Animelyrics.com. My broken wings still strong enough to cross the ocean with. My broken wings How far should I go drifting in the wind. Higher and higher in the light. My broken wings still strong enough to cross the ocean with.
