The lyrics of 47 things I want to remember

I want to remember the shape of the heavy rain on a summer afternoon

I want to remember the dust in the dusk

I want to remember how lovers kiss and hug

I want to remember how impatient you were

I will miss the death of the elephant I saw when I was ten years old

I'll miss Kafka's stubborn image

I'll miss all the books I've read and all the words I can read

I'll remember time disappearing like a carousel

Half cut kiwifruit and

An apple eats the last remaining apple core

A shining road

Both sides are sycamore trees.

Cities marked on the map

And a tearful lake

The cockroach I saw before I went to bed and in the morning

Open your eyes to see the spider web

A picture of me when I was seven years old

Shoes for the first time

And who turned off the whole sky

Make me cry

The speed of a dragonfly

The strong wind rolled up the sand and raised the fog

A blank canvas

I've seen houses shaken by earthquakes

On a very nice sunny day

The souvenir fell and caused a cry

How to loosen a screw slowly

And then there's a hole

I don't hate the beach

And I've seen a man coughing on the beach

Lemon neon jelly

Barefoot through a pile of mud

Glider crib

I suspect I've seen a pair of wings, too

The shape of a hat worn by a complex head

I clenched a ticket in my hand

There are four words on it

It's called destination makes me smile

I've seen those four words with my own eyes

It's like a black carved railing

Circle a terrace at dusk

There's a man down there showing his love

I have to remember it all

Because I'm afraid that one day someone will ask me out loud

To my invisible eyes

I'll gently say I can't see

But I remember it all