A ballad that refuses to forget, built on the raw plea 'Find it for me, that person, please.'
A ballad that refuses to forget, built on the raw plea 'Find it for me, that person, please.'
The lyric leans hard into the physical wreckage, the body slowly hardening, the tears clinging to feet.
It's less about exploring heartbreak than documenting the stubborn, almost ugly machinery of waiting when there's nothing left to wait for.
A ballad that refuses to forget, built on the raw plea 'Find it for me, that person, please.'
For me who can't live nor die
The lyric leans hard into the physical wreckage, the body slowly hardening, the tears clinging to feet. It's less about exploring heartbreak than documenting the stubborn, almost ugly machinery of waiting when there's nothing left to wait for.
The repeated request 'Find it for me, that person, please' isn't just a search party. It's the sound of someone who can't live nor die, handing his desperation over to someone else because he's run out of ways to carry it himself. The good-for-nothing life he mentions feels like the only thing left that's earnest.
It pins the whole song down. Not just sadness, but a specific, trapped state where every option has been removed.
The way 'I barely stand without alcohol' lands, blunt and exhausted, cuts through the song's pleading melody.
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Why are you telling me to forget
I have no thought of doing so
Did you meet that person, by any chance
Did that person order you to just forget
Will you listen to my complaint
Every story of living, after I lost her
Not even missing a single day
I barely stand without alcohol
How can you say such a thing as to forget you
Find it for me, that person, please
For me who can't live nor die
That person's good-for-nothing life is earnest
Please bring her to me before it's too late
Don't curse at me, saying I"m a fool
And don't worry, asking why I"m like this
If you loved that person
Falling asleep in his embrace
You would not comfort me to forget
Find it for me, that person, please
For me who can't live nor die
That person's good-for-nothing life is earnest
Please bring her to me before it's too late
I can do it, I'll always wait for you
Until my whole body slowly hardens
Love so many times, separate so many times
I won't hate you even if you say you'll come back
Come back, to my side, please
Without you, every day is difficult
My spilled tears, when they cling to your feet, please
Your step quickens to where I am
Come
A ballad that refuses to forget, built on the raw plea 'Find it for me, that person, please.' The lyric leans hard into the physical wreckage, the body slowly hardening, the tears clinging to feet. It's less about exploring heartbreak than documenting the stubborn, almost ugly machinery of waiting when there's nothing left to wait for.
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