Mori e Ikou (translation)
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Mori e Ikou (translation)
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Let's Go to the Forest
Let's go to the forest it's just nearby
Let's go to the forest I understand something
Let's go to the forest boys and girls alike
Let's go to the forest if you're tired of doubt
Someone is there, whether it be the devil or God
And what they want is me
* Questioning whether I want to live or die
I laugh as I see these two paths I thought didn't exist
Let's go to the forest if you've become lifeless
Let's go to the forest you'll understand everything
There is no one there, not even an angel or devil
It's only a creepy shadow that quivers over there
You die where you are born that place is here, too
Voidness and hesitation ceases to exist here
When you forget that you're living
If you go to the forest, you will meet someone
* repeat
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Orikasa Ai performs "Mori e Ikou (translation)", and this lyric page sits inside the Orikasa Ai catalog on LyroVerse.
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