not that serious
Timeless Bonds: Chloe Wong's Melody of Friendship and Growing Up
Lyrics
Growing up's kinda weird we were thirteen
Growing up is strange; we experienced it at thirteen.
Now we're making amends no more fighting
We're resolving conflicts now; no more fighting.
Pushing through one day left
Persisting through the last day before parting.
Till we say goodbye
Only one day left until we say goodbye.
Used to run 'round the block getting dizzy
We used to run around, getting dizzy.
Back when having it all was a mystery
Back when understanding everything was a mystery.
Now we got what we want
Now we have what we desire, except time.
Everything but time
Everything is in our possession except time.
Don't forget me
Request to be remembered.
When all our moments turn into a memory
As time passes, memories will replace our moments.
I know it's not that serious, but
Acknowledging that the situation is not extremely serious.
I don't, I don't want to let go
Reluctance to let go despite the non-serious nature.
Become strangers when we get old
Fear of becoming strangers as we age.
So promise me
Request for a promise to call when returning home.
You'll call when you're back home
Emphasizing the importance of a call upon returning.
No idea what the future is holding
Uncertainty about what the future holds.
We just say we're living in the moment
Living in the moment without worrying about the future.
All this stress adding up
Stress accumulating without apparent reason.
For no reason at all
The stress is piling up for no specific cause.
So what if we don't know what we're doing
Questioning the significance of not knowing what we're doing.
In a year we'll be fine on our own and
Confidence that in a year, we'll be fine on our own.
What's the use in trying to control what we can't
Questioning the usefulness of trying to control the uncontrollable.
Don't forget me
Reminder not to be forgotten as memories replace moments.
When all our moments turn into a memory
Highlighting the inevitable transformation of moments into memories.
I know it's not that serious, but
Recognizing the situation's lack of extreme seriousness.
I don't, I don't want to let go
Reluctance to let go despite the non-serious nature.
Become strangers when we get old
Fear of becoming strangers as we age.
So promise me
Request for a promise to call when returning home.
You'll call when you're back home
Emphasizing the importance of a call upon returning.
You'll call me when you're, call me when you're home
Reiteration of the request to call upon reaching home.
'Cause I can't stand the thought of being alone
Expressing discomfort at the thought of being alone.
It's not that serious just to move on
Stating that moving on is not excessively serious.
But promise me you won't be too far gone
Seeking assurance not to be too distant in the process of moving on.
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