Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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キモい /kimoɪ/ B1 |
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声 /koe/ A1 |
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弾ける /haʑikeɾu/ B1 |
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多様性 /tajoːseː/ B2 |
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可能性 /kanoːseː/ B1 |
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嘘 /u͍so/ A2 |
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刺激 /ɕiɡeki/ B1 |
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笑み /emi/ B1 |
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中毒 /tɕuːdoku/ B2 |
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罠 /wana/ B1 |
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人間 /niŋɡeɴ/ A2 |
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繋ぐ /tsu̥naɡu/ B1 |
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永遠 /eieɴ/ B2 |
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変わる /kawaɾu/ A1 |
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壊れる /kowaɾeɾu/ A2 |
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美しい /u͍tsu̥kuɕiː/ A2 |
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仲良し /nakajoɕi/ B1 |
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誹謗中傷 /hiboːtɕuːɕoː/ C1 |
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自己主張 /ʑikoɕutɕoː/ B2 |
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激しい /haɡeɕiː/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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多様性が生むんだ可能性嘘くせー
➔ Suffix "-kusai"
➔ A suffix expressing a strong tendency, a suspicious quality, or "smells like" something negative/undesirable. Here, "嘘くせー" (a colloquial form of "嘘くさい") means "seems like a lie" or "smells suspiciously like a lie."
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僕 は 僕 くらえハイドロポンプ
➔ Verb Imperative Form
➔ Used to give strong commands or orders. "くらえ" ("kurae") is the imperative form of "食らう" (kurau), meaning "to take/receive (a hit, a blow)." In this context, "くらえハイドロポンプ" is a forceful "Take this Hydro Pump!" or "Eat this Hydro Pump!".
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刺激 胃液 ハイカロリーな塩味[えんみ]と笑み
➔ Adjectival Noun (Na-adjective) + "na"
➔ Adjectival nouns (also known as "na-adjectives") require the particle "な" ("na") when directly modifying a noun. They describe a state or quality. Here, "ハイカロリー" ("high-calorie") functions as a na-adjective, modifying "塩味" ("salty taste").
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人間 nature 繋ぐよ interface
➔ Sentence-ending particle "yo"
➔ The particle "よ" ("yo") is added to the end of a sentence to emphasize information, state a strong opinion, or inform the listener of something new. It conveys a sense of certainty or a call to attention.
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変わってくほら
➔ Verb Te-form + "iku"
➔ Used to describe a change that is progressing over time, or a movement that is happening in a certain direction. "変わってく" ("kawatte ku," a colloquial form of "変わっていく") means "to gradually change" or "to continue changing."
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それが美しい また会えるかな
➔ Sentence-ending particle "kana"
➔ The particle "かな" ("kana") is used to express wonder, doubt, or a question to oneself. It conveys a sense of "I wonder if..." or "I hope that...". "また会えるかな" ("Mata aeru kana") means "I wonder if we can meet again" or "I hope we can meet again."
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仲良ししよ
➔ Verb Volitional Form (colloquial "shiyo" for "shiyou")
➔ The volitional form (~よう/~ましょう) expresses intention, invitation, or suggestion. "しよ" ("shiyo") is a colloquial and contracted form of "しよう" ("shiyou"), the volitional form of "する" (suru - to do). Here, "仲良ししよ" ("Nakayoshi shiyo") means "Let's be friendly/get along."
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エンターテイナー気づけば bubble me face
➔ Conditional form "ba"
➔ The "ば" ("ba") conditional form (Verb stem + けば/ければ) means "if/when" something happens, often indicating a natural consequence or a general truth. Here, "気づけば" ("kizukeba") means "if/when one realizes" or "by the time one realizes."
Album: BONE BORN BOMB
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この世界に二人だけ
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絶絶絶絶対聖域
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猫吐極楽音頭
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スマイルあげない
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ちゅ、多様性。
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アパシー
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Bubble Me Face
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