You can see my world, but it's ok the blood it falls like rain.
when I hear the moon, I listen to the breath of the ocean.

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You can see my world, but it's ok the blood it falls like rain.
when I hear the moon, I listen to the breath of the ocean.
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MODERN AU.
The lyrics jet sings are from a Chinese song 《情非得已》 sung by Harlem Yu. The title is an idiom.It basically means that it's not what he wants, but he can't help falling in love with someone.
It's a classic love song, but it's gentle, light and bright and I love it.
But it's clear that jet has a little more acting to it. (´▽`)ノ♪
Lyrics translation: I'm afraid I'll fall in love with you. I'm afraid to get too close to you. I'm afraid I can't give you what you want. It takes courage to be sweet on you.
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WILDEST DREAM
Say you'll remember me.
Say you'll see me again,even if it's just in your wildest dream.
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“He’s more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.” ― Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights.