“although we don't know the meaning for everything now, we will soon”

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あとでわかるよ 全ての意味が 今はわからなくても 苦しみも幸せも秘密も だから なげないで抱きしめていこう ずっと It's My Life だから

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Japanese singer 1959–2004

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