Rain (from The Suicide Squad)

cut my fingers off

This song feels like a classic Japanese ballad about distance and longing. The verses use the night sky as imagery — stars fading, a voice that feels too far to reach — to capture the sense of someone important slipping away. The pre-chorus repeats “なぜ涙が零れるの” (“why do the tears fall”), which really emphasizes that quiet sadness. Then the chorus brings in the idea of a promise tied to the stars: if that promise can be kept, then two people who are apart will eventually meet again. Until then, all you can do is keep calling their name, hoping it reaches them. It’s simple but emotional, very much in line with J-pop’s way of mixing romantic hope with melancholy.

[Verse]
夜空に浮かぶ星たち
ひとつ消えても気づかない
君の声は遠いままで
手を伸ばしても届かない

[Prechorus]
なぜ涙が零れるの
なぜ涙が零れるの
ただ静かに揺れるだけ

[Chorus]
星の約束守れたなら
僕らきっと出会えるの
空の端

[Chorus]
星の約束守れたなら
僕らきっと出会えるのに
心の声届く日まで
君の名前呼び続けて

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