Once upon a time It was said that the farthest limits of the world Ended in a giant waterfall So that people would stay away It was against the law to wonder why One day, a single boy Climbed over the ominous wall With the skulls lined up on it
“Won’t someone else go if I don’t?” You can’t find out what you want to know thinking that way I’ll keep crossing through rivers and climbing mountains Through thick and thin, I won’t give up There’s something on the other side, isn’t there?
And finally After walking the path, the boy arrived at the horizon There was no waterfall to be seen anywhere In the end, he’d just returned to the starting line You see, he’d done a full lap around to the place where he’d set off from
In other words, he’d learned That the world is round There was no such thing as the “end of the world”
If I hadn’t gone I never would have known That I was wrong Whatever I believe now, I’ll make sure of it after seeing it for myself with my own two eyes I absolutely won’t swallow The stories Adults tell me anymore
Dreams, love, and people: that’s what I believe in (there are no limits) Even if rumors stand in your way (don’t pay any attention to them) Gather your courage and let’s start walking Let’s always continue moving forward Freely
“Won’t some else go if I don’t?” You can’t find out what you want to know thinking that way I’ll keep crossing through rivers and climbing mountains, Through thick and thin I won’t give up There’s something on the other side, isn’t there?
If I hadn’t gone I never would have known That I was wrong Whatever I believe now, I’ll make sure of it after seeing it for myself with my own two eyes I absolutely won’t swallow The stories Adults tell me anymore