Twilight Flight (translation)
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Twilight Flight (translation)
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When did I start liking the loneliness
Always, I would coldly distance my emotions
I searched for dreams in the sky and chased the glowing red clouds
I paint the evening sky of my depressed smile
As I think, "Why is this so," why do I see his face
When was the first time that someone embraced me
Even now, that warmth still remains with me
I always searched for love when did I my heart pity me
Hot tears begin to wet my smile
As I think, "Why is this so," why do I see his face
MITAKA: I was never my real self, so I forgot how to smile.
Passionate feelings fill my heart
As I think, "Why is this so," why do I see his face
... his face
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