Tsurai asa ha sukina kyoku mo
Mezamashi ni naranai
Karui burekkufaasuto nagashikonde
Chikatetsu made hurry up
Iya ni nacchau man'in densha ha biggest zoo
Otomegokoro no kami mo kutsu mo dainashi yo
Yume mo koi mo tooi nante
Sabishii janai
Listen to me kuridasou
Kyodaina biru no meiro nanka kowakunai
We'll be all right arifureta nichijou no
Kyabashitii koenakucha ne
Hito no uwasa unzari suru
Kashimashii tea time
Kiraina yunifoomu
Sukoshi hippu futotta mitai oh my god!
Honne to tatemae
Dandan otona ni natteru shouko?
Wasuretakunai haato ha souru
Tsumazuitemo kizutsuitemo ai ga areba
Tanoshii janai
Listen to me tobidasou
Daakuguree no sora no iro nurikae
We'll be all right never give it up!
Maiasa ga atarashii peeji no hajimari
Listen to me kuridasou
Kyodaina biru no meiro nanka kowakunai
We'll be all right arifureta nichijou no
Kyapashitii koenakucha ne
Listen to me tobidasou
Daakuguree no sora no iro nurikae
We'll be all right never give it up!
Maiasa ga atarashii peeji no hajimari
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