[Verse 1]
I had thought Typhoon Krovanh was weak, but as it drew closer yesterday evening, the wind and rain intensified; when I parked at the supermarket and tried to walk the roughly 15 meters from my car to the entrance-wearing rain boots and holding an umbrella-
[Pre-Chorus 1]
Crosswinds made it impossible to walk straight, and the wind pushed against my umbrella so hard my trousers ended up soaked.
[Chorus 1]
It was a massive concentration of kinetic energy, driven by the heat released as water vapor from the ocean surface condensed into droplets-an energy output equivalent to anywhere from several thousand to 18000 Hiroshima-type atomic bombs.
[Verse 2]
Flour was cheaper at another shop, but since I didn’t want to get soaked again walking from the parking lot to the entrance, I bought it along with my other items there, even though the price was slightly higher. I bought pumpkin and potatoes at the usual greengrocer.
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Back home, I changed into casual trousers and a motocross jersey, then put on a raincoat over them. The rain kept falling, and the wind remained strong.
[Chorus 2]
It was a massive concentration of kinetic energy, driven by the heat released as water vapor from the ocean surface condensed into droplets-an energy output equivalent to anywhere from several thousand to 18000 Hiroshima-type atomic bombs.
[Verse 3]
I used a watering can to water only the sprouting broad beans under the entryway roof. Then, umbrella in hand, I went to the field to harvest okra. From there, I walked to the sea. Large waves were crashing in, capped with white foam.
[Pre-Chorus 3]
The rain fell all night long. This morning, Krovanh seemed to have moved south, leaving the sky blanketed in gray clouds.
[Chorus 3]
It was a massive concentration of kinetic energy, driven by the heat released as water vapor from the ocean surface condensed into droplets-an energy output equivalent to anywhere from several thousand to 18000 Hiroshima-type atomic bombs.
[Bridge]
There was no rain or wind.
Gray clouds were moving silently from east to west.
It was the vast form of Krobanh, covering the entire sky.
[Final Chorus]
It was a massive concentration of kinetic energy, driven by the heat released as water vapor from the ocean surface condensed into droplets-an energy output equivalent to anywhere from several thousand to 18000 Hiroshima-type atomic bombs.
[Outro]