Verse 1

Humans use wrinkles to record time

And white hair to bid farewell to the world

They say death is like rain

And falling brings peaceful slumber

But I learn to lie before the mirror

And paint marks on the years that don't belong to me

Each disappearance, a new name

And burying love in the unseen rings of time

Verse 2

You say forever sounds so romantic

Like the unextinguished light of the starry sky

But when you grow old, and I remain young

That "together" suddenly seems absurd

I don't drink blood, I only swallow time

A strange disease has made me forgotten by the world

An immortal body walks among us

But my heart ages inch by inch

Chorus

Is immortality a blessing or a curse?

As I watch you all leave one by one

Humans fear the end of the road

But I'm not even allowed an end

If life is gentle because it's short

Then is my infinity too cruel?

The body lives, but the soul is asking

Whose salvation is this immortality?

Verse 3: The school bells have changed many times, The city's name keeps changing. I stand in the shadow of history, Pretending to be just a passing breeze.

I've been in love, And once believed Love could break the wall of time. But when they began to fear death, I could only smile, but dared not lie.

Scene: Humans say "Live in the moment," Because tomorrow may not come. But I have countless tomorrows, Yet I don't know which day is the future.

If the end makes life complete, Then am I deprived of the right to say goodbye properly in the endless beating of my heart?

Chorus (whispered): Is immortality a blessing or a curse?

When I remember everyone's face, Time gave me an immortal body, But took away the weight of being forgiven.

You learned to cherish through death, I learned silence through immortality. If God truly hears my prayers, Can He also let me be vulnerable?

Epilogue: The night is still beautiful and enchanting. The princess walks with her head down in the crowd. If one day you envy immortality, Please ask first—Can loneliness be immortal?