been writing lyrics, didn't give too much thought of them words. putting pieces to make an album is like digging your deepest memories. and finally i ended up writing memories. what's so sad about them, i wrote in song called Nostalgia.
a moment that would never return.
i got a little heart attack just writing that sentence. i know that's true, and i almost always write truth in songs.
i keep thinking about how much time i spent doing things i believed were right, with people i thought were right, at the time i didn't know was right, but i did anyways. all of my life, i've been doing such things. ridiculous things. because, sorry for myself, none of them was right. i know now.
but that's not the saddest part. the saddest part was, i feel sad it has ended. in a way i couldn't possibly imagine.
what were the hurts compared with the memories of a lost moment?
i know now. i know what i missed, people i hurt, i know exactly the amount of a broken vows, ended hopes, and emotion based decision i made. i know because that's how much it weighted my shoulder. and my back's not straight anymore. it's too heavy.
people say that you'd never know the truth about someone even if they told you in your face.
i say, read their writings. we may not telling everyone the truth about everything, but we write them. some people get them, some get lost in words.
i'm sad, and when i smile, i'm trying really hard to stay smiling. it's a hard work. but you don't know that,
a life that has ended, disappears once and for all,
like a shadow, light-weighted, transparent,
it was beautiful, sublime, it was horror! terror!
but all that means nothing
everything is illuminated by the aura of nostalgia.