First Love

In the corner of my memory
A brown piano took its place
In the corner of my childhood home
A brown piano took its place

I remember that time
The brown piano that was much bigger than me led me
I longed for you as I looked at you
When I touched you with my small fingers
I feel so nice, mom I feel so nice
Just walking on the keys as my hands went
Back then, I didn't know your meaning
It was good just to look at you

I remember that time
Around elementary school
When I grew taller than you
I admired you so much, looking up to you
The ivory-like keys covered in dust, neglected on top of you
I didn't know your meaning back then
Wherever I was, you always held that place
But I didn't know that would be the last
Don't leave like this, you say

Don't worry if I leave
You'll manage on your own
I remember the first time I met you
Suddenly you've grown taller
Our relationship ends with a period
But never apologize to me
In any form, we'll meet again
Welcome me warmly then

I remember that time
When I faced you again, whom I had blacked out
Around fourteen, awkwardly I touched you again
Even after a long time apart
You accepted me without any reluctance, without you I'm nothing
Passing through the dawn, waking up together
Never let go of my hand forever
I won't let go of you again

I remember that time
You who burned my late teens together
Yes, at that time when nothing was visible, crying and laughing
Even that moment with you is now a memory
Holding onto my crumbling shoulders, I said
I can't really do it anymore
Every time I wanted to give up, you said by my side
Hey, you can really do it

Yes, yes, I remember that time
When I was tired and lost
Fell into the deep abyss of despair
Even if I resented pushing you away and meeting you
You steadfastly stayed by my side without saying a word
So never let go of my hand
I won't let go of you again
My birth and the end of my life
You'll watch over all of it

In the corner of my memory
A brown piano took its place
In the corner of my childhood home
A brown piano took its place