The Day Peter Pan died
Lyrics: Tenten
Composition: Yuma

Peter Pan died at lunch-break,
on one spring afternoon when I was in the 3rd grade of the Junior High-School.
when I went along the previous curved road.
I knew it was the beginning of a boring world but
By skimming over my heart, I believed in Never-land.

Very soon I wholeheartedly jumped over the guardrail... later
With closed eyes, he took this beloved child along with his fellows
When the moonlight shone.
The Pyjama-appearance took the rainbow from heaven
And I could forget this boring street.

I was always together with the group and also with this child.
I spat out the remains, the remains Peter Pan left.
I can't go back to this time, neither I can meet the group from that time.
Those who took off to the sky have retired.
They said: "You lost your feathers, it's worthless."

In the remains of the abandoned dream we’re together sparklingly.
Let's go once more to no other than Tinkerbell whose battery expired!
We always demanded our freedom
And it has been merely hurt.
I always wanted to be noticed.
I shouted at the bonds I lost, back then in spring.
Those who run after the dream have retired.
They said: "You became an adult, it’s worthless."

However, I don't give up one person.
Someday I will take a rainbow from heaven
in the remains of Peter Pan.

We will surely meet again...