Runaway From Yesterday
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Runaway From Yesterday
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itsu datte ikiru tame ni uso o tsuita yo
anata o wasureru tame ni koko made kitanoni
nani o tamerai tachidomatte iru no
fushigina me o shita
mou hitori no watashi ga toikakeru
Come back shimitsuita anata no yasashisa
subete suteta ima wa kanashii dakeda wa
modoru koto mo nai machi o ato ni shite
ima wa mada usugurai
hikari o sagashiateru no
Runaway from yesterday
soshite umare kawaru
Runaway from yesterday
soshite umare kawaru
Runaway from yesterday
soshite umare kawaru
Runaway from yesterday
soshite umare kawaru
umarete imamade shinjite kita hito wa
anata dakedatta
wagamamana hanashidakedo semenaide
Runaway from yesterday
soshite umare kawaru
Runaway from yesterday
soshite umare kawaru
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Mari Hamada performs "Runaway From Yesterday", and this lyric page sits inside the Mari Hamada catalog on LyroVerse.
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