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Aya Hirano God Knows lyrics
Aya Hirano - God knows...

from the anime The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Romaji:
kawaita kokoro de kakenukeru gomen ne nani mo dekinakute itami wo wakachiau koto sae anata wa yurushite kurenai muku ni ikiru tame ni furimukazu senaka mukete satteshimau on the lonely rail watashi tsuiteiku yo donna tsurai sekai no yami no naka de sae kitto anata wa kagayaite koeru mirai no hate yowasa yue ni tamashii kowasarenu you ni my way kasanaru yo ima futari ni God bless... todokete atsuku naru omoi wa genjitsu tokashite samayou aitai kimochi ni riyuu wa nai anata e afuredasu lovin' you semete utsukushii yume dake wo egakinagara oikakeyou for your lonely heart yamete uso wa anata rashikunai yo me wo mite kore kara no koto wo hanasou watashi kakugo shiteru kurai mirai datte tsuyoku natte unmei kaerareru kamo ne my wish kanaetai noni

subete wa God knows... anata ga ite watashi ga ite hoka no hito wa kieteshimatta awai yume no utsukushisa wo egakinagara kizuato nazoru dakara watashi tsuiteiku yo donna tsurai sekai no yami no naka de sae kitto anata wa kagayaite koeru mirai no hate yowasa yue ni tamashii kowasarenu you ni my way kasanaru yo ima futari ni God bless...
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English:
I run past you with a thirsty heart.
Sorry, I couldn't do anythingyou won't even let us share our pain with each other.
In order to live purely
I face your back and leave without turning back. on the lonely rail
I'll follow you.
No matter where you are in the darkness of this bitter world you will shine, and exceed the limits of the future.
To prevent your spirit from being broken because of your weakness you converge with my way.
Now, God bless us...
I send my now passionate feelingsthey melt reality, then just hover there suspended.
There's no reason for me wanting to see you.
I pour my feelings into you, lovin' you
Let's at least imagine
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