On a bench at twilight, children sat,
And after a while, someone came to take them on home.
The wind is only ever cruel to me;
I’ll start feeling lonely, so I’d better head back too… head on home…
The inside of my pockets hold no warmth, or anything really,
So I hurry my steps on through the shopping district.
Sunset red, your color, bleeds into my loneliness,
Every time… forever more…
Throughout days of re-acquiring what I’ve lost,
What I end up fearing is being alone again.
Filled with nothing but pain, my gaze is cast downward,
But the reason I’m able to smile is all because of you.
On a bench at twilight, I light a cigarette,
And when I spit out the smoke, it’s feels my soul might come out with it;
When I panicked, snuffing it out and jumping to my feet,
The people passing by looked at me with cold eyes.
If I’ve achieved a place to belong, I want to hold it dear,
‘Cause it’s not like everyone’s given the same fortune.
I always thought that there was nothing for me to discover,
But I was wrong: I’m simply covered in love.
Sunset red, your color, bleeds into my loneliness,
Every time… be by my side, smiling, forever more…
The voices of the city sleep and neon lights open their eyes;
The flow of time just can’t be resisted.
While laying side by side, I plead for time to stop,
But even if I take the battery out of my watch, the setting sun still slips away…
I think I’m fine not living an eternity though,
‘Cause at this moment I’m covered in your love.
On a bench at twilight, someone came to take me home…