Michiko Neya & Yumi Kakazu - Impact Blue

Get It All Right


After the rain, the asphalt shines,
My footsteps echo through my mind.
A passing breeze lifts someone’s skirt,
And I’m still searching for your light.

Your voice from that day still shakes my chest,
The more I try to forget, the deeper it’s pressed.

And still, we meet again  so true,
No reason could ever change my view.
The farther apart, the closer we seem,
Fate laughs again  at a losing dream.
Tears paint the color blue,
And still, I run into you.

Midnight fades in neon haze,
A stranger’s song cuts through the maze.
An emotion melts within my hand,
While memories refuse to stand still  they expand.

It’s a little too late to call your name,
Only silence speaks the truth in this game.

And still, we meet again  so deep,
Through sleepless nights, together we leap.
The more I wish to forget, remember
Love burns on like a guilty ember.
I kiss my fate, it’s true,
And still, I run into you.

Still, we meet

This is an anthem of youth, freedom, and timeless wanderlust — a two-part journey that starts with the heat of love and rolls into the fire of the road. The track feels like a cinematic festival moment — the crowd chanting, the sky glowing, the beat thumping under bare feet and open hearts.

The first half, “Summer of Love,” captures nostalgia, heat, and connection — golden sunsets, salty air, that one unforgettable person who made the world stop spinning.
The second half, “We Wander,” turns that memory into motion — taking the fire of that summer and carrying it into every mile, every horizon, every heartbeat that refuses to settle.

Each chant, clap, and echo from the crowd feels like the pulse of life itself — a living reminder that freedom isn’t just a place, it’s a rhythm.

Fly Me to the Moon and Back

Sohaib Nafis