Love me No matter under what circumstances we met, I'm glad that we did The stars had smiled down on us And we hadn't even known it That time when we were lovers Is an old story now I thought that being alone Wasn't all that bad I wasn't supposed to make promises On those nights in our kisses, I couldn't put the words together very well All I could ever say was lies If it was indeed love, I want to try to believe it, once more Those words of yours Now submerges deep into my heart If it was indeed love... I now see something special in this place always unchanging that I didn't see before All because you were by my side That time when we were just lovers It seemed we did it just to hurt each other Am I alone now? I had gotten used to it before If it was indeed love I want to find it again with you Right Ima wa mada wakaranai Suragiawaseyou Ima mirai wo Ima kimi to Please believe me Please hold me Please believe me Please love me
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