I speak words, you answer with words
I’m certain it was those words that bridged the distance between us
Lying on the ground, I thought while counting the stars
The words I’m about to speak now were just “that’s it”
We were specks of the universe, moving left and right
Then we were bounded to the ground
It must be an instinct. This struggle to resist gravity
Tears fall to the ground because they have a certain weight to them
In life, the hardships and joys are like satellites orbiting a planet
I wanted to grab onto the happiness, but I got too close and crashed
Then I cried that I’d destroyed it. By the way, the moon is beautiful tonight
I measure time in words. With a thousand words, I leave the past behind
With ten thousands never-ending words, I ought to grab a drink to make up the loss
Thanks to the gratitude, I staggered back home without figuring out north or south
But I’ve already given up and laid down on the sidewalk. If home was the sky, I could have gone promptly
“Don’t deny people to protect your pride”
“Don’t be so quick to tie up the loose ends”
It’s all a bunch of patches and a shabby mess. But that’s the way it is with most beliefs
The view we get because we can’t fly. Those little beauties are what make us who we are
In life, the hardships and joys are like satellites orbiting a planet
I just wanted to lock the sadness away. But if I went too far, I’d be thrown out
Then I cried that it was so dark. By the way, the moon is beautiful tonight
If I could spend tens of thousands of words trying to get to that distant planet
Because it’s my life that made me stubborn
The crazier you pile it up, the more it crumbles, the higher it rises, the shakier the foothold
Resist gravity, resist, resist
Because it’s just that I don’t want to see what’s beyond it all
I’ll just go against it. I’ll just go against it
A void of loss and lack, something that I chose to fill
In life, the hardships and joys are like satellites orbiting a planet
Words to help me get to that distant planet, bounded by gravity
I lay on the country road…By the way, the moon is beautiful tonight