Distraction
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Distraction
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Tsukisasa reta yōna kanshō [A stabbing sensation]
shimetsuke rareta genshō [Tightens around our actuality]
mayoi mo shiranu genkaku ni [From illusion that knows no hesitation]
kioku no subete o kesa reta [Leads to a loss of all memory]
kami dake ga shiru sono genkai ni [Pushed to god-like limits]
hakai to saisei kurikaesu [Destruction and regeneration reverebate]
jikan no uzu o koete mo eien [Even if you escape it's path]
no yoru ga kaki kesukasei [An eternal night overcomes]
Bàn kuángluàn Distraction (2x) [(Frantic) Distraction]
okizari ni sa reta genjō [Left in it's current state]
haki sute rareta kanjō [It makes me sick]
yami ni kono mi yudanete [Recklessly, entrusting the dark
gensō no jiyū mōsō [Liberal desilusions, Paranoia]
Bàn kuángluàn Distraction (4x) [(Frantic) Distraction]
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