“Daybreak comes quickly nowadays
The scent of wind has changed
It seems familiar yet unfamiliar
It makes my heartbeat quicker
It's sweet and sad
We ran along the road to the sea
Screaming with laughter innocently
In the far-away summer days”
Fairyland
Lyrics, (Miss)Understood
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Japanese recording artist, lyricist, model, and actress 1978Related quotes
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