I Can’t Erase You From My Memory
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I Can’t Erase You From My Memory
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Bokura ga sugoshi ta
Ano basho ni wa modore naku te hanare ta mama
Egao ga afure ta hibi wa mō
Namida ni kawatte
Just full of my tears? Full of my tears
By myself kimi dake o kesenakute
Futari no kioku ga
Bokura ga kasane ta
Tenohira wa itsunomanika hanarete ta
That hurt?
Egao ga afure ta hibi wa mō
Namida ni kawatte
Just full of my tears? Full of my tears
By myself kimi dake o kesenakute
Futari no kioku ga
By myself kimi dake ga kie naku te
Futari no kioku ga
Egao ga afure ta hibi wa mō
Just full of my tears?
By myself kimi dake o kesenakute
Futari no kioku ga
By myself kimi dake ga kie naku te
Futari no kioku ga
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