I stepped on gum that was stuck to the subway and felt like I couldn’t stand anything anymore
Ah, just stop everything already. There’s no value in sticking around here
I didn’t care for this place from the start; it’s not worth getting mad over
The adversity of days spent experiencing hardship, if my dreams have become a burden then there’s no helping it
I can’t easily run on rainy days with worn-out sneakers
I can’t easily laugh in difficult times with a worn-out soul
I ran through the crowds of people, unable to endure it. When I think about it now, that was the beginning
My escape from society, beaten down. If it doesn’t go well, I’ll show them all and die
It’s more fitting to say I failed to die than to say I survived
For those of us like that, our long journey has only just begun
The more I thought that I wanted to live in freedom, the stronger the headwinds blew against me
In the end, no matter where I go, every place has its own problems
But if that’s how it is, then that’s all the more reason I have to choose myself
When the end comes for me, I want to see myself with no regrets
The cowardice I managed to shake off is aiming to expose me for who I really am
The troubles I overcame are changing their appearance and bearing down on me
I slipped through a rain of bullets; this is the battleground I chose
I don’t have time to be a slave to my dreams, hourly wages, or society as a whole
It’s more fitting to say I’m being kept alive than to say I survived
For those of us like that, our long journey was by no means a lonely one
If it gets us to run, then I’m sure anything is fine
Even if it’s an obligation, an escape, how society sees us, or being hated unjustly
The problem is how far we can go
How long can we keep on fighting?
I didn’t care for this place from the start; I was looking for any reason at all
I’ll go and step on that gum that’s stuck there and blame my feelings on that
Because in my case I want to run away, but despite that I’m still fighting now
I think things are fine that way
I ran through the crowds of people, unable to endure it. I want to live my life with the speed I had on that day
The weight of the ideals we hold so tightly, equivalent to our tears of frustration
My escape from society to find a place to die, in fact, became a place to live
For those of us like that, it seems the end of our long journey is still far, far away