Be The One

• By: PANDORA, Beverly

Lyrics:

[日本語]

[English]

このままあるきつづけてる

Keep on walking like this

今夜も真っ直ぐ一人の足跡たどって

Tonight I follow my footsteps alone, straight ahead

果てしないだけどきみだけは

Endless, but I know you're the only one

どこかで待ってる笑顔絶やさずに

Waiting somewhere with a smile that never fades

There You will

There you will

Be The One, Be The One

Be The One, Be The One

All right!

All right!

明日の地球を投げ出せないから

I can't give up on the world of tomorrow

Be The Light, Be The Light

Be The Light, Be The Light

All right!

All right!

強くなれるよ 愛は負けない

We can become stronger, love won't lose

何かを助け救って抱きしめ

Helping, saving, embracing someone

心に触れて 届くよ 伝われ

Touch my heart, reach out, let it be known

Be The One, Be The Light

Be The One, Be The Light

メッセージ送るよ 響くよ

Sending a message, it resonates

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
歩き続ける /あるきつづける/ B1	verb - to continue walking
足跡 /あしあと/ A2	noun - footprint
笑顔 /えがお/ A2	noun - smile
地球 /ちきゅう/ A1	noun - earth
愛 /あい/ A1	noun - love
助ける /たすける/ B1	verb - to help
心 /こころ/ A2	noun - heart/mind
触れる /ふれる/ B1	verb - to touch
届く /とどく/ B1	verb - to reach
メッセージ /めっせーじ/ A2	noun - message
響く /ひびく/ B2	verb - to resonate
光 /ひかり/ A1	noun - light
強く /つよく/ B1	adverb - strongly
負けない /まけない/ B2	verb - to not lose

Grammar:

• 今夜も真っ直ぐ一人の足跡たどって

  ➔ も (mo) — also, even

  ➔ The particle "も" indicates inclusion or emphasis, meaning "also" or "even" in this context.

• 果てしないだけどきみだけは

  ➔ だけど (da・keredo) — but

  ➔ The conjunction "だけど" introduces a contrast or exception to the previous statement.

• 心に触れて 届くよ 伝われ

  ➔ に (ni) — particle indicating target or location

  ➔ The particle "に" indicates the target or direction of an action or feeling, such as "touching the heart".

• 伝われ

  ➔ 伝われ (tsutaware) — imperative form of "伝わる" (to be transmitted)

  ➔ The verb "伝わる" is conjugated into the imperative "伝われ" to express a command or wish for transmission.

• 明日の地球を投げ出せないから

  ➔ を (wo) — particle marking the direct object of a verb

  ➔ The particle "を" marks the direct object of the verb, in this case "地球" (Earth) being the object of "投げ出せない" (cannot throw away).