Kokuhaku
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Kokuhaku
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*Dousureba kimi ni kono
Omoi tsutaerareru no?
Wakara nai kara
Kono uta ni nosete
Kimi no kokoro ni todoku you ni
Katama tta watashi no kokoro wo
Yasashiku tokashite kureta
Kimi no kotoba ga
Watashi wo yusaburu
Mou konna uta wo utae naito omotteta
Demo ima ha sunao ni Kimi ni tsutae tai
Hajimete no kimochi konna ni
"Jibun kara suki nante"
Yume ni made miru kimi no sugata
Zutto issho ni ite
*Repeat
Kimi ni au tabi ni
Sunao ni natte yuku no
Demo kokoro no naka wa misu kasare nai you ni
Wazato me sosorashitari
MEERU no henji okurase tarishite
Kimi to no kyori wo chikadu kisugi nai you ni
Hajimete no kimochi konna ni
"Konna ni mo kurushii"
Yume ni made miru kimi no sugata
Zutto issho ni ite
*Repeat
What you gonna do if I say "Love you"
Are you gonna change your Attitude?
Your Word, Your Smile,
Your Eyes, uh ~ hurt me so bad
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