1. |
I'm here, Still there
03:10
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The curious ending
Where I , feeling inadequate,
like to go to the end
from the start.
Crossing moments,
I stare at you
Do you still love me?
The clear ending
I'm giving you my heart
I've been waiting for you
Please don't be nervous
Unwinding time,
I stare at you.
Of course, I still love you.
There's no time left
We're just be here
We're always loving each other.
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2. |
New World
04:33
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We never live alone
Though you like the night,
and I like the sun,
I find joy in sharing something common with you.
Mm.. The love we share together.
We never live alone
though we walk on the same path,
hoding each other's hands
I find joy in sharing something different
The love we share together.
Similar but different
world that unfolds before us
We could be both two and one
Fascinating and familiar
world that unfolds before us
We could be both two and one
We could be both two and one
We never give up our dream
Look at the rainbow of red, orange, green, blue and purple
As much strong as was the sad rain
The love we share together
Similar but different
world that unfolds before us
We could be both two and one
Fascinating and familiar
world that unfolds before us
We could be both two and one
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moonsomoon Seoul, South Korea
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