Shu Nakamura - Kokoro no Doa

from Round 31, Week 4 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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Kokoro no Doa (The Door to the Heart)
by Shu Nakamura 2021

(English Translation)
You hurt someone because you didn't have enough words
That time which is not returning even if you regret
You hit a wall and couldn't take a step
At that time when you were struggling alone

You lost sight of the light and you don't know where you are
You can’t even see the things in front of you properly

Hope disappears, wandering in the dark
When you don't know where you came from
Your heart is blocked and you’re suffocating
When you can't figure out what to do anymore

If you're scared of a sleepless night
I want you to remember that you're not alone right now

Bang Bang, The door of the heart
Bang Bang, Keep hitting
I want you to tell me where you are
Ding Dong, The bell of the heart
Ding Dong, Keep ringing
I’m going to protect you right now

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from Round 31, Week 4, released March 8, 2021

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