The Gazette
BLINDING HOPE
My eyes are getting blinded out
What are you gazing at?

We pierce each other with strained words
And even the hope flooding out of us is an omen

You heard something warped and distorted and escaped into that corrupted concept
As soon as you hoped that you were right, spring disappeared somewhere far away

This darkness blinds out our eyes
Crying out for a change
We take all this hope and fight
Come back to the light

To you:
Can you still hear it?
My voice laden with emotion, saying “I’ll never let you go”
Blackness which enveloped you and won’t come off
Is staining you all the way down to your loneliness
This is the end of the world

Your strained heart is an omen

As that distorted and jumbled bad state dawns, the good will defeat the bad

Words are not enough
I’ll never wake up from the dream I dream with you
I want to keep seeing your light that can never be snuffed out
This darkness blinds out our eyes
Crying out for a change
We take all this hope and fight
Come back to the light

To you:
Can you still hear it?
My voice laden with emotion, saying “I’ll never let you go”
Blackness which enveloped you and won’t come off
Is staining you all the way down to your loneliness
This is the end of the world

Blinding Hope
A light that can’t be extinguished

Filling our dream with dazzling hope
The two of us, at the end of the world

So, tell me, what is it that you are fixing your eyes upon now?