The Sunflower

The sunflower swaying in the wind
Faces the sun as it blooms everlastingly

I raise both of my hands to that blue sky
Even if I'm hit by the rain, Without wiping away the flowing tears
On that far side of sadness, I believe in the future

With an old bike
To a landmark tower
I lead you closer to summer
Along the way on this slow hill road
The yellow fireworks can be seen
Over the sprawling vast land

I can't hear a thing,
If I'm alive various things will happen
Like the unpleasantness and pain
During those times,
I, from this knoll
Am gazing by myself
Where is the sunflower inside of you?

If there a dream you were aiming for,
It's something you should remember
In times when the clouds cover overhead,
I never gave up
The sought-after rays of sun
Will one day reach you
Along the guardrail we rest our hips

Before long, the setting sun makes shadows
The electric lines swayed
And were crying weakly
The yellow hope nevertheless rises

I can't do anything
I can only think about this scenery
Despite things like sadness, loneliness, and being depressed,
You, as your own self, look up to the sky
In order for you to be you, I'll be waiting until you stand up
Even in the far side of the starry sky
Surely the sun is waiting
Within your chest is a blooming sunflower
Close your eyes and remember
One day you'll sow those seeds