Tonight, could you see the meteors
When they’re across the atmosphere？
Too swiftly burned to the ashes，
Each one whispered your mystery.
And it’s told in ancient times，
As you sang this lullaby,
Lonely rivers in a fairyland,
Washed away your faith to the seastrand.
Along the strait, you were the princess locked with golden chains,
Soaking your soul deep in scarlet waves.
Through the years, you guessed you’d never smile and then escape,
Until someone’s calling Andromeda, your royal name.
Were you waiting for the daybreak,
To feel the final purest flame.
And where was your constellation,
Which lit the dark in autumn?
A soft voice was heard one night
“Oh, it’s time to sacrifice,
To embrace the reef and salt water,
With the sorrow you should realized.”
Along the strait, you were the princess locked with golden chains,
Soaking your soul deep in scarlet waves.
Through the years, you guessed you’d never smile and then escape,
Until someone’s calling Andromeda, your royal name.
Maybe one day, you’re still lost in the icy ocean maze,
Tracing the wind to see what you’ve chased.
Don’t you know, you could return to paradise or hell,
But who signed alone for Andromeda’s blood, then farewell.
Once again, the legend made you shedding virgin tears,
Dreaming a knight come to say “Don’t fear”.
In the end, you chose to be a grain of sand or dust,
Which was in the name of Andromeda, the brightest star.