残灯花火/Lingering Fireworks
maybe, if only we decided to never say goodbye.
At summer’s end when the nighttime creeps
Along the edges of evening,
The two of us gaze at each other and
Into the air, they’re released, for a moment they rain down and now
Inside this silence, so stifling, the light is still far away
Being shaken and shaking the sky in turn
They only hang in the air and then disappear as we watch on
Still looking up, then I ask you, “Hey,
Can’t we untangle goodbyes
from the loneliness that’ll come after them?”
Scattering fireworks go echoing across the dusk sky
The summer’s turning into light that stains the both of us,
Never being able to say the word goodbye
You held my hand so tightly, were you searching out for
Some hazy meaning we simply hadn’t realized?
We watch the calm in the nighttime breeze
Although we don’t say a thing, while
The two of us gaze at each other here
Under the light of the moon gently floating in the air
“So… I have to go, later, see you 'round”-
I just can’t manage to choke out the lines tonight,
here in this moment, now
But with the radiance above us, it's plenty to be satisfied
Lala, then you started lying, “Maybe, if only
we decided to never say goodbye
Then even if we parted, sobbing, ‘please don’t ever forget me,’
It would mean nothing, isn’t that right?”
As summer ends and the nighttime creeps
Along the edges of evening,
The two of us gaze at each other, the
Scattering of fireworks still echoing
Our laughter
The summer’s turning into light that stains the both of us,
Never being able to say the word goodbye
And by the final light embellishing the dark, were we
Searching for a meaning we hadn’t realized?
Been having that dream again: you're all grown up and I was still
Never even able to say the word goodbye
You told me raspily that you’d never forget me and vanished,
But that story’s for some other time.
original | orangestar
tr | bluepenguin
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