Bluer

• By: milet
• Album: hanataba

Lyrics:

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
瞳 (hitomi) /hi.to.mi/ B1	noun - eye
心 (kokoro) /ko.ko.ɾo/ A2	noun - heart, mind, spirit
息 (iki) /i.ki/ A1	noun - breath
泡 (awa) /a.wa/ B1	noun - bubble, foam
夜 (yoru) /jo.ɾɯ/ A1	noun - night
姿 (sugata) /sɯ.ɡa.ta/ B1	noun - figure, shape, appearance
光 (hikari) /hi.ka.ɾi/ A2	noun - light
声 (koe) /ko.e/ A1	noun - voice
名前 (namae) /na.ma.e/ A1	noun - name
世界 (sekai) /se.ka.i/ A2	noun - world
記憶 (kioku) /kʲi.o.kɯ/ B2	noun - memory
奥 (oku) /o.kɯ/ B1	noun - inner part, interior, depths
闇 (yami) /ja.mi/ B1	noun - darkness
海 (umi) /ɯ.mi/ A1	noun - sea
夢 (yume) /jɯ.me/ A2	noun - dream

Grammar:

• 違っていて でも同じ姿で

  ➔ Conjugation of the -te form to connect clauses

  ➔ The "-te" form of verbs is used here to connect contrasting ideas: "違っていて" (being different) and "でも同じ姿で" (but in the same form).

• 生まれる前からここで出会っていたこと

  ➔ Past perfect continuous tense with いたこと

  ➔ The phrase "出会っていたこと" indicates an ongoing experience that happened before a certain point in the past, emphasizing continuity.

• あなたに触れてこの光が見えた

  ➔ Verb compound form with て and potential form

  ➔ The phrase "触れて" is the て-form of "触れる" (to touch), used here to connect to "この光が見えた" (this light could be seen), indicating that touching led to seeing.

• Let me in your heart

  ➔ Imperative form of the verb "let" and the phrase "in your heart" as a prepositional phrase

  ➔ The phrase "Let me in" is an imperative, requesting permission or access, followed by "in your heart" indicating emotional closeness.

• Feel me in your arms

  ➔ Imperative verb "Feel" + pronoun "me" + preposition "in" plus noun phrase

  ➔ The command "Feel me" asks for an emotional or physical sensation of closeness, with "in your arms" specifying the location of contact.