Darkness spreads at the end of an uphill road
They say the stars are beautiful from there
The way you lie on the bare ground
It’s so like you, I thought
So engrossed, I forgot about the time
The red traffic lights are blinking
In a season just about to turn chilly
We held hands for the first time
It’s our story
Sharing an umbrella
Gazing at the stars as we sat on the swings
The traffic light with the pedestrian crossing button
How you always ran to press the button
A lake we saw as we lay flat on our backs
Feels like we’re floating in space, you said
In such high spirits and next to you
Was me, in even higher spirits, so much so that it
Seemed like we could really fly
I thought we could
Lightheaded, like in a dream
Next to you
Everything you’ve ever seen
I wanted to make them mine
Oh, I can’t forget you
That street we walked and took for granted
They’re going to remove that traffic light
Even this sadness I feel when I’m reminded of things
Will eventually disappear, I guess
Come to think of it, that cold, snowy day
At the deserted park in Tawayama
Bodies shivering, we laughed in the dark as we usually do
Under the streetlamp
When you came into sight
You looked a bit more melancholic than usual
So it seemed
And now, finally
I remember
Regrets won’t resolve anything
The reason why I can’t forget
Why I can’t accept this is
Because I’m not strong enough to turn you into a memory
Everything I’ve ever seen
I wanted to show you
A sip of some hot chocolate
One day, until we meet again
I see no lies in your smile as you say so
See you
Somewhere far away
One day, again