“What if everyone goes on the endless road
Sooner or later
Over the clouds to the sky
Be sure to wait for me.
And then, we will talk away
About our countless memories.”

—  Ayumi Hamasaki

Untitled ~For Her
Lyrics, Guilty

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Japanese recording artist, lyricist, model, and actress 1978

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