“The Song of Sincerity and Fear”('Air on the G String' Covor)

[Verse 1] In harmless greetings, I close the door of my heart, The simpler the words, The more they sound like lies to me. [Pre-Chorus] Whenever I start to speak, I whisper, “Hold yourself back.” Because I’m impulsive at heart, I crave a careful, thoughtful mind. [Chorus] Ah, sincerity and fear— they’re always two sides of the same coin. The closer they draw, the farther they seem to drift apart. This paradox tightens my chest. [Verse 2] Talking with you feels easy, Yet I wonder if my honesty Might weigh too heavy on someone, Or become something I impose. [Pre-Chorus] To lose my fear Is to lose sincerity as well. Yes, truly sincere people Are probably those who stayed afraid. [Chorus] Ah, sincerity and fear— they’re always two sides of the same coin. The closer they draw, the farther they seem to drift apart. This paradox tightens my chest. [Bridge] Can sincerity exist without fear? Perhaps—only to some degree. But true sincerity Lives in the doubts inside my chest. So I choose… to remain afraid. [Outro] Don’t cross the line I’ve set. It’s the distance I’ve chosen. The space where I can stay sincere. That line—is my deadline.