海に化ける(他人事 Remix)

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“海に化ける(他人事 Remix)” is track 1 of KAF’s 狂想γ.

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Producer: KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO
Though I devoured everything, my stomach is still hungry
In that gap, you who become an adult are swimming in the sky
Because every time I look up, I remember you
As if to hide my terrible slouch, I prostrated myself on the ground like that
Swallowing jealousy, love, hatred, and words
Because I want to find meaning in this swollen body
I became the sea
The sunlit, swaying, transparent seashore is my skin
You know that, right?
Hey
It's not just sadness
Eating sand, I close my eyes
Dreams and hopes are this
What I want to do is this
So I'm waiting for you
Waiting with a greedy face
Though I devoured everything, my heart is weakening
Even though my body has swollen up so much
It's a rebellious phase; we prioritize the heart
Prices on scenery? Because we're children, we pretend not to notice
I tasted both loneliness and kindness
Reaching out endlessly, I grew hungry again
While everything seems beautiful
Becoming an adult was difficult
And then I devoured the past as well
If I drank down everything entirely
I thought I could become an adult, but
Living too fast, swollen, I
The dark, swaying deep sea where sunlight doesn't reach is my heart
It's comfortable, you know
Because it's not just loneliness
Submerged in mud, I close my eyes
I see
Becoming the sea, I remembered
The reason I like rain is because you are a crybaby
The reason I like singing is because you also loved to sing
Feeling ashamed of myself for wanting to know your heart
The reason you, swimming in the sky reflected in me, are crying
I still don't understand
You, who echo in my body
Are still dear to me
I still want to go back to those days
Just laugh at me, why don't you
That regrets sink and vanish, making me stronger
I'm still scared
A day when we understand each other will surely come
If you get tired of swimming, sink into me
Even if the nightingale sings
As if I'd say goodbye
Having become the sea, I am waiting for you

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