I honestly love this song. The first time I heard it, I didn’t understand the lyrics — but it sounded painful, somehow. I remember listening to it for the first time while riding a train in Japan, standing by the door, watching the scenery pass by. I was alone then, wanting to listen to Japanese songs just because I was there. I didn’t expect it to leave such a mark. Since that day, I’ve played it every time I ride a train or subway — it became that song, the one I listen to when I miss Japan. It’s crazy how I can just close my eyes, play this song, and suddenly I’m back there again, standing in that station, watching the world move past me. The song is painful — it’s about loving someone so much that you can’t love them right. No matter how much you want to let go, you just can’t. All you can think about is seeing them again. Even after years, there’s still that one person who lingers in your mind — the one you still wish you could spend another day with, like before, when the connection felt unbreakable. Have you ever met someone you wanted to stay with for a long time, yet deep down you knew you wouldn’t grow if you kept being together? That’s what this song is about too — knowing there might be someone better, but also realizing that no one else could ever be them. Try to listen to it! I hope you'll be able to feel the same way I felt with this song.