She's so cold and human
It's something humans do
She stays so golden solo
She's so number nine
She's incredible math
Just incredible math

And is she really human?
She's just so something new
A waking lithium flower
Just about to bloom
I smell lithium now
Smelling lithium now

How is she when she doesn't surf?
How is she when she doesn't surf?
How is she when she doesn't surf?
I wonder what she does when she wakes up?
When she wakes up

So matador
So calm
So oil on a fire
She's so good
She's so good
She's so goddess lithium flower
So sonic wave
Yeah, she's so groove, yeah
She's so groove
Yeah

Wow, where did she learn how to surf?
Wow, where did she learn how to surf?
Wow, where did she learn how to surf?
You know I've never seen the girl wipe out

How does she so perfectly surf?
How does she so perfectly surf?
How does she so perfectly surf?
I wonder what she does when she wakes up?

I wanna go surfing with her
I wanna go surfing with her
I wanna go surfing with her
I wanna go surfing with her


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    This is my opinion and I hope this makes the other view for people who never thought in this way.

    Japanese people use an idiom of 'net surfing' (I am Japanese and so I am not sure whether non-Japanese use this idiom or not, sorry :x) I guess the term of "surfing" in this lyrics is referring to it. So, surfing here means how she acts (because most of the time she is connecting to internet or electrical devices and etc...). Waking up might mean that when she does not connect to those things, so when she is truly herself, I wonder what she does.

    Also 'surfing' here means how she solve the problem and communicate with people to go through her life. Thus, she perfectly surfs, in the story (not about her past).

    This was my view. I hope people understand what I try to say.

    Thank you for reading :)

    p.s. I try to watch this anime in English, but it was hell difficult for me to understand. However, I could see it a little different from how the characters speak and I like both in English and Japanese.

    okuhiraon October 03, 2016   Link

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