One night I passed a jam intersection
Suddenly felt something missed in my life
The persistence of chasing a dream, the promise of pursuing love
I was upset like a still hourglass at the second
One time I wondered on a street of London after a breakup
Found that restarting is way more difficult than I imagine
The greeting of letting go, the silence of giving up
I drifted toward gray loneliness at that moment
In thirties, the city is too crowd for me
I only love myself and my sumptuous loneliness
How come you say it as if nothing matters
Blame me being so careless about anything
In thirties, we sigh sometimes
I adapt to myself and the breath while singing
Rethink about what you said is so unclear
Challenge me with all the effort
Challenge me so hard, with all the effort
The expectation in twenties and the emptiness in thirties
Family, relationship and friendship
I just realize how dependent I am