Shiro to Ao no Kyoukai
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Shiro to Ao no Kyoukai
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Toki mo tomari sou na haritsumeta ao no mukou
ochiteiku you ni soba e
Sore wa sukoshi no kouki to zaiaku de atta
Shiro to ao wa kyoukai wo hedateru koto mo naku
mayoikomu boku no shikai wo ubaisatta mama
Iki mo tomaru sou na haritsumeru kokoro no mukou
kouraseru you ni soba e
Sore wa sukoshi no negai to zaiaku de atta
Shiro to ao wa kyoukai wo hedateru koto mo naku
ochiteiku kokoro wo yasahiku tsutsumikonda mama
Kodou ga akirame wo oboeru mae ni
hayaku hayaku soko ni tadori tsukanakya
Shiro to ao wa kyoukai wo hedateru koto mo naku
ochiteiku kokoro wo yasahiku tsutsumikonda mama
Shiro to ao wa kyoukai wo hedateru koto mo naku
mayoikomu boku no shikai wo ubaisatta mama
Ubaisatta mama
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