Long Distance Call BUCK-TICK

"Long Distance Call" by BUCK-TICK, released in 1992, is a #Rock song that explores themes of longing, separation, and emotional connection. The lyrics convey the pain of distance in relationships, blending haunting melodies with dynamic instrumentals. Its unique fusion of gothic and punk elements has influenced Japanese rock culture significantly.

"Can you hear? Can you hear me? Oh, you were sleeping?
Yes, yes, I can hear you. Sorry you've woken up

Nothing that important to say. It might just be a funny story. Aa...

Can you hear? Can you hear me? Just like this for a little longer
Yes, yes, I can hear you. Thank you for listening to me

We won't be able to meet for awhile. I'll say good night
That's the end of this call. That's that...

I love you, Mama. There's nothing else at all
I love you. I love you. There's nothing else

I love you, Mama. I can't say it well any more
I love you. I love you. There's nothing else

We won't be able to meet for awhile. Only a good night
That's the end of this call. Well, then...

I love you, Mama. There's nothing else at all
I love you. I love you. There's nothing else

I love you, Mama. I can't hear you clearly any more
I love you. I love you. There's nothing else

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