My Time Lyrics
Close your eyes, you'll be here soon
一二三四五分
時々本当に寝たい
でもこのワードできない
[Pre-Chorus: Utane Uta]
おやすみ
おやすみ
おやすみ
おやすみ
[Chorus: bo en]
おやすみ、おやすみ
Close your eyes and you'll leave this dream
おやすみ、おやすみ
I know that it's hard to do
[Verse 2: bo en]
Days go by, しょうがない
Moments pass, shattered glass
Hands of time, where's that chime?
In my head
I'll just, I'll just
I'll just, I'll just
Hands (Hands!) of time will wring my neck
Every little moment spells regret
But I don't have to feel this way
As a voice inside my head
[Pre-Chorus: Utane Uta]
おやすみ
おやすみ
おやすみ
おやす—
[Chorus: bo en]
おやすみ、おやすみ
Close your eyes and you'll leave this dream
おやすみ、おやすみ
I know that it's hard to do
[Interlude]
Hey!
Hey!
Hey!
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
[Chorus: bo en]
おやすみ、おやすみ
Close your eyes and you'll leave this dream
おやすみ、おやすみ
I know that it's hard to do
おやすみ、おやすみ
Close your eyes and you'll leave this dream
おやすみ、おやすみ
I know that it's hard to do
About
“My Time,” originally written and released in 2013, gained popularity in both 2014 and 2020 with the release of the trailer for the game OMORI, and the game itself, respectively. The trailer’s pitched-up version of the song is included in the soundtrack for the game.
Lyrically, the Bo En has referred to the song like a period of time where life feels like a “disconnected dream where life passes you,” and characterized the feeling as insomnia.
The album and especially this song revolve around Coltrane-like chord changes; Bo En has stated that this song was inspired in part by “Giant Steps,” which can be heard most clearly in the pre-chorus.
Q&A
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning
In replies to now deleted tweets, bo en stated the song is often mistakenly thought to be about these topics and then elaborated that it was actually written about insomnia.