Bài hát Lost Time Memory Báo Lỗi

Even after years, the shadow doesn't fade;
It only invites more emotions
I crouched, and I drew alone

Under a blazing sun, on a hilly road,
We walked, blurry figures,
The summer heat was left in my eyes

“Don’t mind me,”
“Just go off somewhere,”
And I brushed your hand away

“I won't go,”
You said to me,
And grabbed mine back

“You’re so annoying!”
I walked a little bit ahead,
Without looking back

“What’s your real heart?”

With things like “wisdom,” I can’t look forward;
There’s no reason, so I keep rotting
If only things could be wound back…

As many years pass, I won’t die,
Always proclaiming hopeful ideas,
Even though naturally, you’re still not here…

Saying “I don’t care, go die, go die,”
I grab my wrist and curse

I can’t do anything, so I just casually
Indulge in life

“If the summer can show us dreams,
Let’s go to before you were taken away…”

The days I hid out of shame light up the air,
Scorching my mind…

A boy at the age of 18
Waited somewhere again
It’s a blurry silhouette, but
He remembers the shape

On a campus clear under a blazing sun,
You were smiling again
Again you said “let’s play,”
And gently swayed…

“I’m worried,” says an awkward face
Some neighbor wouldn't understand;
Stop pretending to be so sad

Let’s keep living faint and unnaturally today,
Let’s keep to yesterday’s pace,
So I won’t forget your warmth…

If I’m wishing for a dream that can’t come true,
Then I’ll just embrace the hurt past,
And have a dream I won’t wake up from

As if naturally, I secluded myself…
“So you can’t even see tomorrow, then?”
I’m perfectly fine with that…

I stain my hands to kill off the boring days,
Because I chose to be “alone”…

A rotten, 18-year-old youth
Was praying another day
Your colorful smile still
Clings to him…

To the blazing sun I muttered, “Just take me with you, somehow”;
And my breath quietly stopped…

The voice of “Can you hear me?” vanished,
And I somehow understood the reason
I reached out to the summer warmth…

Under the blazing sun, a youth
Had wished to stand in the “then”
Your summery smile still
Was unchanging…

“I died. I’m sorry,” you say;
“Shall I say “goodbye”?”, you say;
Don’t say such lonely things, don’t go away
The silhouettes stood by,
And they watched me…