Chiri yuku toki no naka de futatabi aeta nara
anata no ude no naka de mou ichido nemuritai
Kareha no yurameku komichi wo fumi yuku osanai kokoro wa tozasarete
suimu morote wo yuwaeta mashou wa kono yo no sadame azakeru
Chiri yuku toki no naka de futatabi aeta nara
anata no ude no naka de mou ichido nemuritai
Hanayagu koromo wa kono mi wo shimetsuke fukikomu shisen ni obiete wa
umareta koto sae hageshiku nikunda hohoemu anata ni deau mada
Chiri yuku toki no naka de futatabi aeta nara
anata no ude no naka de mou ichido nemuritai
Hitotoki no yume maboroshi to shiritsutsumo hikareta no
sono te ni sono hitomi ni sono atatakana kotonoha ni
Kisetsu ga sugisari keshiki wa kawaredo watashi no omoi wa kokoro wa
Chiri yuku toki no naka de futatabi aeta nara
anata no ude no naka de mou ichido nemuritai
Meguri meguru inochi naraba kodakai oka no ue
kirei na hana wo tatae anata wo tsutsumitai
Kagrra, are a Japanese visual kei musical group formed in 1998. The comma is an integral part of the name and was added when the band moved from an indie label to a major label in 2003 under Columbia Records. Their musical style is characterized by a fusion of gothic, metal and traditional Japanese rock elements, with lyrics often focusing on dark, spiritual and philosophical themes. Kagrra, achieved considerable success in Japan during the 2000s, releasing several albums and singles that contributed to defining the aesthetics and sound of visual kei. Among their most representative songs are "Kagerou", "Yume no Hana" and "Akai Tsuki". The band ceased activities in 2010, leaving a significant mark on the Japanese music scene.
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