Lyric

"When the Marble Breaks" is a song that portrays the emotions of continuing to wait for "someone" to whom one has become deeply attached. While time is supposed to move forward, the act of waiting creates the sensation that only the self has been left behind, as if the entire world has come to a standstill. This feeling quietly permeates the song from beginning to end.

The repeated phrase "because I will keep waiting for you" does not represent hope or a promise toward the future. Instead, it symbolizes an obsession that has unconsciously seeped into the body like a habit-an emotional state in which waiting becomes the only way to sustain oneself. This mindset is depicted calmly, yet with persistent intensity.

The marble itself serves as a metaphor for a fragile and unstable world. Even if cracks appear and its shape changes, the sentiment remains: as long as you are alive, that is enough. Within this thought lies a quiet, one-sided devotion that does not presume to be rewarded.