Love: Unparalleled
Asking the world, what is love
'til death do us apart
A single world, yet two different people
Separated by the falling rain and rising sun
Yet, I still love you
My heart aches with a thousand sorrows
But my love for you remains
Traveling across the world, tasting life's happiness and sorrow
With you as my companion, we wandered around
Piercing mountains that touch horizons
I dreamt of you flying through heaven
Surrounded by fragrant flowers
Devoted to you, my love is unparalleled
Your hair ripples in the wind,
Footsteps swift as shadows, light as a feather
Just passing by, whispering my name
My devotion to you, love unparalleled
If there is a companion to wander this world,
A face hard to forget, one drawn in the stars
You'd be the one, the one and only
One day, you're gone
Swept by this passionless world
Oh, how could it be so cruel
To separate a love so strong
Years, I've waited
At riverbanks that reflect my feelings for you,
Under cherry blossoms, watching every petal fall
Awaiting your return
Time after time, the living and dead grow further apart
I try to remember, but forgetting is hard
My yearning for you grows evermore
From day to night, I dream of you
I want to be your love, forever and more
Without break, without decay
When the hills are flat and the rivers dry,
When it rains in winter and snows in summer,
Only then will I part from you
One night, waking up from a dream, I was suddenly home,
By the light of the moo shining through the window,
There you were, gentle as always
You turned around, not speaking
Only tears streaming from your eyes
I run up to embrace you, all is content
I wish your heart no broken apart
Together we reminisce our time apart,
Which only strengthens our love
Heaven and earth bare witness our faith
Now we are complete,
Hand in hand, sword in sheath,
Wandering the world as always
My love for you is unrivalled,
Unparalleled above all
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