LIAR (シングル・バージョン)

The speaker describes a relationship shaped by lies and a partner who disappears without explanation. At first, she seems to blame the late hour for her sadness, but she comes to recognize that the hurt is not just a passing mood. She does not want her former partner to see her as someone who can only cry. By the end, waking alone remains painful, yet she begins to accept it as a form of freedom.

The moonlight and mist create a lonely, uncertain night: the partner vanishes “like fog,” leaving no trace. The image of telling one lie and then another suggests dishonesty growing into a pattern. The contrast between a changed, shining building and a heart that does not change implies that outward surroundings can be renewed while inner pain remains. “Love is a bad dream” presents love as something that felt real and consuming, but left her wanting to wake from it.

Her feelings are not simply triumphant or defeated. She insists she will no longer be bound only to this person, even if that means choosing a pale, lonely freedom. Yet she still wakes alone, and the repeated comparison of love to a bad dream keeps the hurt present. The lyrics leave open whether she has truly moved on or is only beginning to imagine life beyond the relationship.