A song about vanishing without a sound, where love leaves like a coffee scent or a city light.
A song about vanishing without a sound, where love leaves like a coffee scent or a city light.
The lyric treats disappearance as a sensory trick, comparing it to the scent of coffee or the glow of streetlights.
It's a sharp, plain observation about how some exits feel less like an event and more like a gradual erasure.
A song about vanishing without a sound, where love leaves like a coffee scent or a city light.
oto mo tatezu ni kieru
The lyric treats disappearance as a sensory trick, comparing it to the scent of coffee or the glow of streetlights. It's a sharp, plain observation about how some exits feel less like an event and more like a gradual erasure.
The phrase 'oto mo tatezu ni kieru', vanishing without making a sound, holds the whole mood. It's not a dramatic breakup; it's the fear of someone fading so quietly you might not even notice they're gone. That pressure to disappear completely, to leave no trace behind, answers a kind of exhausted devotion.
Those words capture the specific quiet of an ending where nothing is announced. It's the kind of vanishing that happens in plain sight, which feels more final than any argument.
The way 'hora disappear' repeats, almost like a whispered reminder each time, lingers after the track ends.
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bokura wa tanin-sa you and me tamatama kasanatta our story
guchagucha ni nuida shatsu nari-ppanashi no arāmusaundo
kon'ya don'na tawamure ni mi o makasete miyou ka
Baby itsumo dōri semerya īnoni kuchibiru ga it's over, yeah
kōhī no kaori no yō ni hora disappear disappear
machi no akari no yō ni hora disappear disappear
koboreochite mo kidzukanai oto mo tatezu ni kieru
hora disappear disappeared
arikitarina ketsumatsuda hate it (oh, yeah)
marude trick ga saenai mystery (oh, yeah)
nukegara ni kimi no smile sagashite miru I don't know why
kore made to onajida gen no futari ni modotta dake
Baby itsumo dōri sukoshi no ronrī-te ni shita no wa silence (yeah)
kimi wa jumon no yō ni mata gimme love gimme love
karamu kusari no yō ni mata gimme love gimme love
motomeru hodo ni todokanai kokoro no naka de sakebu mata gimme love gimme love
ukabiagaru furasshu bakku wa nazeka min'na yasashī kao o shi teru yo
yagate sotto love is gone why gone
kōhī no kaori no yō ni hora disappear disappear
machi no akari no yō ni (ooo, yeah) hora disappear disappear
koboreochite mo kidzukanai oto mo tatezu ni kieru
hora disappear disappeared (uh, huh)
hora disappear disappeared (mmh, yeah)
hora disappear disappeared (yeah)
oto mo tatezu ni kieru hora disappear disappeared
A song about vanishing without a sound, where love leaves like a coffee scent or a city light. The lyric treats disappearance as a sensory trick, comparing it to the scent of coffee or the glow of streetlights. It's a sharp, plain observation about how some exits feel less like an event and more like a gradual erasure.
Baekhyun performs "Disappeared", and this lyric page sits inside the Baekhyun catalog on LyroVerse.
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