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ウィンドウガール / Window Girl
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毎朝同じダイヤを刻んでる
目指したはずの日が暮れる
何かが足りない毎日を乗せた
レールはどこへ向かってる
名前も年齢も聞けないWindow Girl
目は合えど知らぬ素振り
窓に映るあなたを見ていた
何もできないことだけ分かってた
このままどこか遠くへ連れってって
僕ら二人
本名も年齢も隠したWindows Girl
潤んだ目がすれ違う
窓に映るあなたを見ていた
何かできることを探してた
囚われの身のWindow Girl どこにいて
今は誰とナニをしてる？
Thank you Window Girls
窓に映るあなたを見ていた
何もできないことだけ分かってた
このままどこか遠くへ連れってって
僕ら二人
窓に映るあなたを見ていた
何も言えないことぐらいずっと分かってる
手を伸ばして連れ出してくれたら
どこか遠い遠い場所へ
誰もいない別の未来へ
Good bye Window Girl
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The same trains come on same schedule every morning
The days I must have aimed for goes down
Every day that something is missing is on the rail for where?
I can’t ask her name and age
Eyes meet but we don’t know each other
I was watching you reflected in the window
I just knew I couldn't do nothing
Take us somewhere far away
Two of us
She hides real name and age
Moist eyes pass each other
I was watching you on the browser in the Windows
I was looking for something I could do
Captured Windows Girl, Where are you?
Who are you playing with now?
Thank you Window Girls
I was watching you reflected in the window
I just knew I couldn't do nothing
Take us somewhere far away
Two of us
I was watching you reflected in the window too
I knew you can't say anything
I wished that you reach out and take me out
To somewhere far away
To another future with nobody
Goodbye Window Girl
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野井勇飛 / Noi Yuhi Tokyo, Japan
宅録しました
「都市生活者の孤独」もしくは「人間讃歌」
Home recording
Loneliness of modern city life or human anthem
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