Goodbye, if we reach the end

Nothing’s left ahead, so the fun just fades again

Better when you want it more

Truth is lacking, and no one knows why

 

That shy child who held their heart so tight

Burned with passion more than anyone in sight

Shining with a gentle green light

And softly took my hand that night

 

Ah, again I’m searching for a little spark

Speaking of love and looking for a place to stay

Maybe it’s a flower that can never bloom

Still today, I’ll try believing again

 

Goodbye, if we reach the end

Nothing’s left ahead, so the fun just fades again

Better when it hurts you before

Truth is never sweet, no matter how we try

 

I’m stuck inside this vague game

With my empty thoughts, I cannot create a thing 

If only I could love the dark side of you

The grieving is endless, but you’re not here

 

Through quiet nights where lullabies repeat in time

That child still could never fall asleep

Shining with a pale yellow-green light

And spit on the world they loved so much

 

You’ve got this halo around you

Sadness knows how to play with us

I cannot laugh, maybe it’s a lie

But it’s okay, go on and pull me through

 

Goodbye, if we reach the end

Maybe we could zone out and feel calm again

No need to know any more

Reality is never sweet, no matter how we try

 

It’s annoying, but what can I do

Your weird little smile is something I can’t hate

If only I could love the harsher parts of you

There isn’t enough time to speak of forever

 

There’s nothing here that’s fully right

Trust too much, and life will sometimes bite ・

I don’t wanna be some kind of hero

Are all the balloons gone, and the fountain too?

Is heaven something we can see right through?

 

Goodbye, Goodbye

Nothing’s left ahead, so the fun just fades again

Want this feeling to stay evermore

A box of remedies that truly work

 

I’m stuck inside this vague game

With my empty thoughts, I cannot create a thing

If only I could love the dark side of you

The grieving is endless, but you’re not here

 

The loving is everless, but you’re not here