Once
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Once
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Once I was thunder
You, you were a tree
Somehow we met
But the lightning struck you down
And I hoped that I’d see you again
Once I was a leaf
You, you were the wind
Somehow we met
You blew me away
And I hoped that I’d see you again
‘Cause I thought that I’d found
The only one in the crowd
My missing piece, my missing piece
You’re my missing piece
Once I was silence
You, you were a song
I learned to sing
And your notes took over me
How I hoped that I’d see you again
‘Cause I thought that I’d found
The only one in the crowd
My missing piece, my missing piece
You’re my missing piece
In another life we’ll be together
Till then we keep our eyes open
Whatever could happen
When can I see you again? When?
Once I was me
You, you were you
Somehow we met
I cried and you left
But I hoped that I’d see you again
Oh how I hoped that I’d see you again
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Mayu Wakisaka performs "Once", and this lyric page sits inside the Mayu Wakisaka catalog on LyroVerse.
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