I visit graves once and lay flowers, then leave I lay flowers on the grave of fireflies Where once a light so bright, shined I lay flowers on the grave of butterflies Where wings once flapped and swayed I lay them on the graves of children Where warm laughters once echoed
But I came across the grave of your heart And instead of leaving flowers, I planted the seed of my heart Seeds of spring, warmth, and hope It was the only grave I ever came back to
Grave visitors are forbidden to visit again More so, they are forbidden to plant But I visited yours everyday and never missed I tended the seed that I planted When graves are watered with rain and love Will the light pass through the cracks? Would roses bloom on hearts that died?
Roses bloomed, and my time has come While you thrive, I'll vanish as a punishment For the grave visitor laid his heart for love Perhaps, my darling, in another life I wouldn't have to die to bring back life to you