Baby Love Child

Pizzicato Five

kuchizukeru to amai nioi 
hana no you na 
vanira no you na amai nioi 
bonyari shite nemutaku naru 
kodomo ni naru 

dakishimeru to amai nioi 
nagai kami ga kaze ni yureru 
ai no kotoba 
sasayaku tabi ni kusuguttai 
kodomo ni naru 

aishi au to amai nioi 
aishi au to tsukarechaushi 
hana no you ni me o tojiru to 
nakitaku naru 

futari wa baby love child 
obakasan groovy love child 
kisushite baby love child 
moo ichido 
 
 
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When I kiss you I smell something sweet
Like a flower
A sweet smell like vanilla
I get dazed and sleepy
I become a child

When I hold you I smell something sweet,
Your long hair sways in the wind.
Words of love
Ticklish everytime I whisper
I become a child

When we make love, I smell something sweet
When we make love, I get tired and...
When I close my eyes, like a flower bud
I become sleepy

We are (baby love child)
Foolish (groovy love child)
Kiss me (baby love child)
One more time


 
 
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