Just as a song made a thousand years ago is now a classic, for people who listen to it a thousand years later, this song will be classic.
But I'm sometimes moved by songs from a long time ago.
I hope it will be the same for those who listen to it in the far future.
You may think I've finally fallen into spirituality, but I don't think it's a big delusion at all.
I'm not worried that they won't receive this song.
This music of mine cannot be broken for 1000 years.
Mayday, this is Tokyo in 2020.
I'm annoyed by the smell of drainage that gets stronger and stronger day by day.
But let's get rid of the gloomy story.
New music should start.
I'm looking at wheels spinning at high speed.
Half asleep I'm heading to the next town.
The afterimage that emerges starts reverse rotation.
I know it's an illusion because I'm already an adult.
I wonder what kind of people and what kind of life they have in the houses in the valley below the viaduct.
Would I be able to speak well if I could meet some of those people who were parting without seeing them?
The road leads to the sky.
A moon-shaped kite is flying high and high while drawing a white arc.
The hymns of some distant country singing about it are looping all over with the torn white lines.
A small rock smashed by the wheels keeps rolling while kicking the clover.
White clover leads to the blue sea.
The road continues like a dream.
Accelerating and moving forward creates gravitation that draws the future.
Rock and roll is the force of reverse rotation.
No matter what happens, don't let go of this hand.
Even if you can't find anything further down the road, new music should start.
The body moves. The ears are still audible.
Repeat words to fill my heart.
I made the key music by sharpening the iron to fit the keyhole in my chest.
Music travels far and far.
Look for a keyhole that goes somewhere in the era of turning.
If it's only goodbye, this key is the whole of future encounters.
The master of the lock, which cannot be unlocked with popular items, is a sturdy one thousand years of solitude.
Living is very painful.
You just have to sleep like mud and wake up in the morning.
The grave marks are in a row and you keep picking flowers.
Repeat words to fill your heart.
But let's get rid of the gloomy story.
We don't have time to stop.
Even if the universe is a bad joke, new music should start.
The soul exists
This high heartbeat is the proof of the truth.
The time that we can live is short, but there are lights that can reach farther.
If it’s just the life of goodbye,
Why do souls attract each other?
The body moves.
The ears are still audible.
Repeat words to fill your heart.
I'm looking at wheels spinning at high speed.
Half asleep I'm heading to the next town.
The afterimage that emerges starts reverse rotation.
The road continues like a dream.
I'm thinking about the future after 1000 years.
Everyone who is alive now will surely be dead then.
Singing songs in mysterious words, the streamlined cities are distant.
There are me and you in the future, still complaining about destiny, and working hard every day to devote myself to my love.
There is a theory that time repeats itself.
If the beginning and the end are connected, at the end of the journey, 1000 years later, let's have a beer on the riverside that smells like drainage.
Let's be friends until 3020.
credits
released March 10, 2020
words:MASAHARU ISHIHARA
music:SuiseiNoboAz
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