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Track Listings - Disc One (16:08) Track Title Track Time 01) Barefoot Miracle  mp3 sample 3:54 02) Without You  mp3 sample 4:12 03) Barefoot Miracle (Instrumental) 3:54 04) Without You (Instrumental) 4:12

Hadashi no Kiseki (Barefoot Miracle)	Composers: Noriko Matsueda and Takahito Eguchi Vocals: Marika Matsumoto
Japanese (Original) Tooku kara hakinareteta kutsu no soko surikiretara Kimochi ni mo ana ga aite akiramete tachidomaru no? Hadashi de ii yo furui kutsu sutete Umareta suhada de odoru kaze ni notte Oka wo koetara natsu no umi da yo Hikaru nagisa kakeyou Tooku made aruite kite michi wa mou togireteru Chizu ni nai michi no tobira hiraitara doko he tsuzuku? Doko demo ii yo issho nara yukeru Shiranai hana saku niji no mukou datte Kibun makase no ashiato tsukete Atarashii chizu egakou Kakedasu riyuu wo ki ni shichau Sorette kimi no warui KUSE "Doushite?" "nande?" to kiku mae ni Hadashi no mama de tsuppashirou Chizu no saki made tobidasou Atashi to kimi to de kattobasou Ima sugu motto tooku made Ima sugu zutto tooku made Dareka ni oitsukareru mae ni Sekai no hate made icchaou Tsumazuitatte daijoubu! Atashi ga chanto soba ni ite Kimi no genki ga modoru made Jyanjyan ouenshite ageru Nande sonna koto suru katte? Sonna no attarimae desho~! Sou; nibusugi da yo ne kizuitenai desho? Aruiteku kimi no tonari ni iru wake Itsuka futari de yakusoku no basho tadoritsuitara Chizu no nai kimi no kokoro ni tobikomu no sa hadashide	English (Translation) When I wear out the soles of the shoes I'd gotten used to wearing for so long, In my feelings, as well, a hole opens up; do I give up and stop? Going barefoot is okay! Throw away your old shoes In your bare skin which was born, ride the dancing wind When you overcome the hill, there's the ocean of summer Let's run along the shining shore We've walked a long way and the road is already interrupted When we open the unknown gateway, unmarked on any map, where do we continue on to? Anywhere is okay! If we're together, we can go on An unknown flower blooms on the other side of the rainbow, and so Leave it to your feelings and follow the footprints Let's draw a new map! I mind your reasons for running off That's your bad habit Before asking "Why?" "What for?" You run off quickly, barefoot Let's fly to the destination on the map! You and me, let's hit a home run! Right now, until we reach a little farther Right now, until we reach a lot farther Before being overtaken by someone Let's go to the end of the world! It's okay if you stumble! I'm right here by your side Until your energy returns I'll support you without hesitation "Why are you doing that?" you ask That should be obvious, shouldn't it! That's right; you're too dense, aren't you. You haven't noticed, right? The reason for being next to you as you're walking Someday, when we make our way to the promised place together, You, who has no map, I'll leap into your heart, barefoot
Without You	Composers: Noriko Matsueda and Takahito Eguchi Vocals: Marika Matsumoto
Japanese (Original) "Aitai" tte hitokoto suna ni kaita Ano hi no umi no ao mabushisugite Zattou no machi kousa suru hito no naka Kimi wo sagashi ni hitori samayou Watashi wo yobu koe kasuka kikoeta you na Furimuita kedo daremo inai Sonna setsunasa wa kurushii dake Taiyou ga watashi wo terasu itakute "Aitai" tte hitokoto suna ni kaita Ano hi no umi no ao mabushisugite "Todokete" tte hitokoto sasayaitara Ano hi no kumo no iro kanashisugiru "Owari no nai monogatari nante nai yo" to Shisen sorashite tsubuyaita kimi Imasara dakedo sono kotoba no imi wo shirasareta toki Kimi wa inai Kisekae asobi wo kurikaesu hi Munashii dake da to yatto kizuita "Arigatou" tte hitokoto tsutaetakute Hitogomi yuuhi no naka hashiri nuketa Nakitai tte kokoro ga sakende iru Taiyou ga watashi wo waratte miteru Nakitsukarete numutteiru aida ni mukaeni kuru ka to Yume miru "Aitai" tte hitokoto suna ni kaite Ano hi no umi no ao mabushisugite "Sayonara" tte kotoba wo kuchi ni daseba Harisakeru kono omoi sukueru kana	English (Translation) "I miss you"... That single phrase, I wrote in the sand The blue of the ocean that day was too bright A congested city, within the people crossing I wander alone looking for you I could faintly hear a voice calling me I turned around, but there was no one there That kind of pain is just difficult The sun shines on me and it hurts "I miss you"... That single phrase, I wrote in the sand The blue of the ocean that day was too bright "Please deliver this"... That single phrase, when I whispered it The color of the clouds that day was too sad "It's not a story without end, or anything like that" You, who murmured this as you averted your gaze, Although, in this late hour, the time I've been made to understand the meaning of those words, You aren't here The day I repeated playing dress-up I finally realized that it was just empty "Thank you"... That single phrase I want to express The crowd of people run through the setting sun This heart that wants to cry is screaming The sun is looking and laughing at me In the space where, tired of crying, I slumber, I dream of Whether or not you'll come to meet me "I miss you"... That single phrase, I wrote in the sand The blue of the ocean that day was too bright "Goodbye"... That word, if I say it I wonder if I can be saved from this feeling that's going to burst

Lyrics Credit and Translation
Square Enix Music Online | Anime Lyrics | The Opera House | Chudah's Corner | Squaremusic

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