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"Flowers will Bloom" the lyrics are a message from those who lost their lives to the people they left behind. ≪Flowers will bloom≫ 
My heart goes out to you when the winter snows give way to spring. My heart is longing now longing for the town where happiness had been... been a place of hope and of dreaming too, been a home where my heart always went back to you, but for now I only dream of the people who I loved and knew. Someone is singing, I can hear singing now. someone is weeping, I can feel their tears, someone is smiling, showing me why and how go to on living for years and years. Flowers will bloom, yes they will, yes they will for you who are here or yet to be born. They'll bloom, yes they will - and they'll bloom again until there's no missing sorrow and no reason left to mourn. My heart goes out to you when the morning sun lights up the pale blue sky. My hear is heavy now with the grief I tried so often to deny. I regret mistakes that I sometimes made. But I know our love will never fade and that you'll live on instead of me and that you will have whatever love can be. Someone is thinking, I can read every thought, someone is shedding tears for all that was lost, someone is leading you to love that they sought asking you to love all that you love the most.

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NHK produced the song “Hana wa Saku” (Flowers Will Bloom) to build public support for the 3.11 disaster recovery efforts. It is also the theme song of the TOMORROW series of TV documentaries produced by NHK’s Great East Japan Earthquake Project. The song’s composer, lyricist, and singers of the original Japanese recording all have strong ties to the region affected by the disaster.
The lyrics are a message from those who lost their lives to the people they left behind. The song rose to the top of Japan’s music charts and has generated compassion for survivors from across the country and around the world. The English version of the song was produced for international viewers of NHK. All royalties for musical composition and lyrics are being donated to the recovery effort.

Masumi Muramatsu
Honolulu, HI, U.S.A.
Posted Date : 12-03-2016
Credited to: NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)
Website: http://www.nhk.or.jp/japan311/flowers/howto.html