The odd bird out, alone at dusk, weatherbeaten by sadness, a hazy spring
This town’s faded, so unwelcoming; my nose running at the solitude, I laugh foolishly
I can’t smile at this lame mudslinging contest—crimson pins in your hair, a violent love rival
I want to touch the velvet corner of your eye, your rather cold smile
You’re a flamingo, a brilliant flamingo, as you dance
Your laugh flighty, you aren’t coming back
Leaving nothing but loneliness and jealousy behind
Thank you, come again… treat me better next time
So thankful to have an audience with you, I’m flying dangerously high, careless, slipping
Bluffing big and humming a tune, thoughtless of the panic, my foolishness is showing
I want to listen to only that voice I love—The easy money I halfheartedly earned, shaken down by waiting thieves
It’s fine if you’re the only one who shines on this good-for-nothing stage
It was a flamingo, a terrifying flamingo, looking bashful
You rise, floating; it’s bye-bye now
This can’t be, let’s talk it out a bit more
Dammit, don’t take back your words too
Nose running in the freezing rain, a teasing foxtail in my right hand
That’s not enough to fool anyone these days… I’ll wander the in-between for eternity
King Enma in Hell, I implore you: judge her for me
This story of drunk papier-mâché dolls will be a farce until the day I die
You’re a flamingo, a brilliant flamingo, as you dance
Your laugh flighty, you aren’t coming back
Leaving nothing but loneliness and jealousy behind
Thank you, come again… treat me better next time
The odd bird out, alone at dusk, a hazy spring
This town’s faded, so unwelcoming; I laugh foolishly