1. |
For me, surely
01:16
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2. |
Time Machine
02:03
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Time passed, but you stayed the same.
You still pacify my sea, casually.
I wish I could just go back
in some kind of time machine,
and change some things.
Undo all the dumb mistakes.
Change the harsh words I said
to "I love you's" instead.
Hold you, every chance I get.
Get more chances.
I would spend my whole life on that beach.
Please see me for what I am -
someone who realized too late
that it was too late,
and forgive me.
Forgive me.
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3. |
If I see you again
02:34
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Though you never saw me, the way I wanted to be.
I know that you tried out a bit of everything.
Working hard to make you smile, just the tiniest bit.
I know it will all be worth it if I see you again.
I will never catch you.
Working hard to keep defining who I am between the lining.
I will do my best for you I swear I will I swear it is true.
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4. |
Forgotten Celebration
02:23
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5. |
A...moeba?
01:35
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What do you say?
If you manage to figure it out,
tell me how else to draw the lines.
Promise me now
that you fingers will never be limp.
My mouth couldn't take it
if your lips had to fake it.
Give me your word
if the sun is behind the clouds,
your smile will stay - despite all the rain.
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Speaker. Shanghai, China
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