Does she still fare well today?
I still dwell on her always.
A scar hidden deep inside my chest,
Fading slow amid regret.
There’s an urge deep within, to rush out and see you once more.
Beside my pillow, I keep reliving that dream we had before.
I struggle hard to restrain myself, locking inside this cage.
Erase all traces, too terrified to share the same space and age.
How I long to beg for one more chance, cast off this heavy weight.
Forgive all that went wrong, forgive my foolish former state.
Yet trapped inside this haze, I still cannot figure out the truth
Was I far too lenient, or were you too reckless in your youth?
How many seasons must pass by,
To leave this sorrowful place behind?
When my eyes close, memories rise,
I keep recalling our old times.
If time blurs every memory,
Heavy rain washes all away gradually.
I’ve lost the right to love you endlessly,
And bid farewell to the old me.
Does she still fare well today?
I still dwell on her always.
A scar hidden deep inside my chest,
Fading slow amid regret.
Does she still fare well today?
I still dwell on her always.
A scar hidden deep inside my chest,
Fading slow amid regret.