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Be My Shelter
05:33
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Well I write music
I can’t refuse it
You gave me a chance to start again
Think of you just night and day
Even when I’m totally depressed
Only time cures I know but now
Sometimes the magic happens to me
You may want to know inside of it
You and I will forget it tomorrow
That’s why let me be with you in this world
I’m always on your side if I die
I’m like I am easygoing
Can I say that we could never fall apart?
You are the meaning of what I’m singing
Can I say that we could never fall apart?
Love is the answer hiding in the cold night air
You can find it anywhere
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2. |
Turn Around
04:50
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Open your eyes in the morning light
And talk to me until they shine
There’s a rhythm only you can make
Colors fly with it
I’m impressed
Close your eyes in the moonlight shadow
You don’t have to be lonely anymore
Stay where you are
Don’t go too far
Would you wait for me to come?
I just want to tell you my feeling
If it makes no sense at all
I’m so afraid of losing you because of me
I’m just weak
Please, turn around
My head is full with thoughts of you
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One Day Diary Japan
IEDA (Music, Mix and Mastering)
Yutaka Matsunaga (Vocal and Lyrics)
from Japan
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