WHERE’S MY TOOTHBRUSH?: Maple

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The dark cloud places a piece of shadow in our hearts

I listen respectfully to my mood, which has already been quiet for a long time

Clear and transparent

Just like the beautiful scenery

It's always only clear when seeing it in my memory

Can the heart, that has been thoroughly hurt, still continue to love me?

I make an effort to pull up the pair of hands that have no warmth

The tenderness in the past has already been locked by time

Only leaving sadness that doesn't go away

The maple leaves slowly falling down are like thoughts

I light a candle to warm up the end of autumn

The northern lights plunder the edge of the sky

The northern wind brushes past the expressions of missing you

I take love and burn it into fallen leaves

Yet I can't get back that familiar face

The maple leaves slowly falling down are like thoughts

Why must retrieving be hurried before winter comes?

Loving you passing through time

Two rows of tears from the end of autumn

Let love permeate through the ground

All I want is you to be by my side

The graceful red rain in between the mountainside

Withering with the north wind

I lightly swing the wind chimes

I want

To awaken the love that has been deserted

Snowflakes are already spread all over the ground

Deeply scared that the maple leaves outside the window have already become frozen

WHERE’S MY TOOTHBRUSH?