Lyric

Sometimes the ones you cannot touch are the ones that last forever.
From that single line begins a love story that feels like it is floating in midair.

Muse Not You is a song written for that one person you can never quite reach,
capturing the moments when your breathing reacts faster than your words.
Two people with different sounds, distances, and gravity fields
share the same orbit for just a heartbeat, then drift apart again,
like a fragile letter of light crossing the night sky.

Universe, shooting stars, zero gravity, center of mass, orbit.
All the metaphors sound distant, yet the feelings land painfully close.
They never truly intersect, and that is exactly why it is beautiful.
Holding that contradiction all the way down into the dark,
the quiet presence of TOMOMI SUGIYAMA leads the heart through the night.

You cannot touch, so it burns even stronger.
An unnamed feeling echoes softly in the space between two people,
leaving only a shadow as the light itself fades away,
launching all the unsaid wishes toward that vanishing trail.

This is a song for the question
Why do I keep watching you, when you were never supposed to be my muse.
Only the depth of the night and the weight in your chest
quietly know the answer.