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Long Time No See


Suddenly I notice you stand by the signpost after three years,

I stand on the other side of the road without greeting to you.

You see me and wave your hand,

I feel something has changed while you smile.

 

We live in a speedy world, like the traffic line divided us

But I hope our fun memories could freeze

Back to the time that we were lying on the roof and counting stars.

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