なんでもないよ、

It's as if someone laid out all the usual words about love on the table - “I want to be with you,” “don't leave,” “I need you” - and suddenly realized that they weren't right. Too small, too loud for what was really happening. This isn't about heroic promises or cinematic passion, but about quiet intimacy that is stronger than the body, deeper than words, and longer than life.

The song smells of this very simplicity: laughter, a sleepy face, the usual “nothing” instead of a confession, and the desire for only one thing - that this ordinariness does not end first. And there is a magic in this ordinariness: such a ‘nothing’ suddenly becomes the biggest and most honest “everything.”