Wake

Album: Macabre (2000)
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  • hachigatsu itsuka doyoubi sora ni kumo wa naku
    biru no saijou kai kara kizukeba wakare wo tsugete
    hachigatsu mikka mokuyoubi boku no kokoro ni kizu ga
    roku do me no kizu zutazuta ni nari subete kowarete shimae subete

    deatte hajimete kizuita jibun no orokasa wo
    hito wo shinjirarenai mama hito wo kizukete iru to
    naze mata boku wa kimi no koto wo korizu ni ai suru no
    koushite boku wa ai suru koto wo wasurerarenai you da
    demo
    shinjiru koto wa shiawaku kizukarenai you ni
    hitori de naite ita kimi ni wakaranu you

    kore ijou kore ijou wa kizutsukitakunai
    demo ima dake wa kimi dake wo ai shite itakatta

    wasureyou to shita toki mo aru kedo ima wa dakishimetai

    shinjiru koto ga shiawaku kimi no kako wo shitta
    wasurerarenai no wa kimi no kata na no ni

    kore ijou kore ijou wa kizutsukitakunai
    demo kimi dake wo chikara tsuyoku dakishimerarenai

    hachigatsu itsuka hareta kumo no nai sora no naka de
    mou saigo da ne jimen ni hirogaru jibun wo mitsume

    "kimi wo daite" "kimi wo mitsume" "kimi wo aishi" "kimi wo omou" Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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