Does anyone have karaoke version and instrumental?

It seems that the long version has "mata" and the short one "mada". I looked on all the Japanese sites I know and that's what I saw. Well the short version doesn't necessarily need to have the exact lyrics.

So is it "mata atashi" or "mada atashi"? The TV Size version on Gendou says "mada atashi" and it says that in the kanji version too. So which one's right? They both make sense, and you can't really tell from listening exactly which one it is.

@atashi, Sometimes punctuation is changed during romanization so that it makes sense to English readers, or according to personal preference, or to make everything look uniform. Punctuation doesn't affect pronunciation, and in this particular case (ellipsis versus full stop) it doesn't affect meaning either, so it doesn't have to be totally faithful to the original kanji version.

An I solved my own problem, found a scan of the original lyrics so it's 魅入る/みいる/miiru.
someone should put an edit button in here ><

魅入られるの = miirareru no => since the hiragana is みいられるの　and comes from the verb 魅入る= miiru having the hiragana みいる meaning to be entranced or possessed.
In that part I have another problem, maybe someone that found the original lyrics in Japanese can solve: is it miiru the second verb or miru ( to see ) as a bis.
From the English and kanji lyrics the correct romaji is for the miiru verb, if it's the good one please do not change again since it's not corect miru ( need another i )even if the singer uses for both the verbs a a long i. keep in mined that it's singing; when talking you wil have the vb miru with a short i and miiru whit a long i meaning when talking and righting you can tell the differences ( like every 2 or long vocal or 2 consonant like in the te ending of some group 1 vb )

This is my favorite ending by far. Gothic, passionate, chilling and really beautiful. i love it.

There's no comma between 'Hi' and 'Miss'. There is only a period after 'answer', not '...'.