Unicorn
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Unicorn
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doredake waratta no
hito ni misezu ni
kore dake chikakute mo
kitzuki mo sezu ni
hakuba wa hashiru
I just wanted to see this blue
I just wanted to keep it true
I just wanted to be with you and make you happy
I just wanted to see this blue
I just wanted to keep it true
I just wanted to be with you and make you happy
Is this too much to ask for now
ima nara ieta kedo
kore de ii kara
umibe wa samui kara
suki ni narezuni
naranai kane to
byakuya wo koete
I just wanted to see this blue
I just wanted to keep it true
I just wanted to be with you and make you happy
I just wanted to see this blue
I just wanted to keep it true
I just wanted to be with you and make you happy
Is this too much to ask for now
Is this too much to ask for now
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Who performs "Unicorn"?
The Hiatus performs "Unicorn", and this lyric page sits inside the The Hiatus catalog on LyroVerse.
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