Kokuhaku
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Kokuhaku
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Hajime kara wakatteta kakuse wa shinai koto
Hajime kara wakatteta kon'na hi ga kuru koto
"Don't mistake tomorrow" iwanakucha
Itsuwari wa nugisutete jiyuu no tame
Kono mama ja nanimokamo kowasarete iku koto
Kono mama ja eien' ni musubarenai koto
"Don't be afraid of sorrow" osoresu ni
Kokuhaku wa tada hitotsu no kizuna dakara
Ai wo hakaranai de kurabenai de
Kin'dan' no ai nado nai no "No No No"
Mou ichido yarinaosu tsumori wa nai wa
Mou ichido kurikaesu jikan' wa nai wa
"Don't mistake tomorrow" ikanakucha
Nakusu nara nakusu dake no sadame (un'mei) dakara
Ai ni makenai de nagasarenai de
Shin'jiteru DOA wo akete "Hey Hey Hey"
"Don't be afraid of sorrow" osoresu ni
Kurushisa wo buchimakete jiyuu no tame
Ai ni makenai de nagasarenai de
Soko ni aru DOA wo akete "Hey Hey Hey"
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Yumi Matsutoya performs "Kokuhaku", and this lyric page sits inside the Yumi Matsutoya catalog on LyroVerse.
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