Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the profound lyrics of Shota Shimizu and Taka's 'Curtain Call,' a powerful Japanese ballad that beautifully articulates themes of perseverance and finding one's purpose. By engaging with this song, you can learn rich Japanese vocabulary and expressions related to life's journey, inner feelings, and determination. Its compelling narrative and emotive delivery make it a perfect piece for language learners to connect with authentic Japanese storytelling and musical artistry.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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主役 /しゅやく/ B1 |
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存在 /そんざい/ B2 |
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決まる /きまる/ B1 |
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痛み /いたみ/ B1 |
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真実 /しんじつ/ B2 |
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感動 /かんどう/ B2 |
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舞台 /ぶたい/ B1 |
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輝く /かがやく/ B2 |
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絶望 /ぜつぼう/ B2 |
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迷う /まよう/ B1 |
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歩く /あるく/ A1 |
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必要 /ひつよう/ B1 |
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助け /たすけ/ A2 |
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今日 /きょう/ A1 |
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日 /ひ/ A1 |
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今夜 /こんや/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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誰もが主役のショーなんて
➔ The particle 'が' indicates the subject of the sentence, marking '誰も' (everyone) as the doer or subject.
➔ The particle 'が' assigns the subject that performs or is described by the verb.
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疑問なんてなく、ただ生きてきた
➔ The phrase 'なんてなく' uses 'なんて' to downplay or dismiss the noun, and 'なく' from 'ない' indicates negation.
➔ 'なんて' is a particle used to belittle or dismiss the noun that follows, creating a nuance of disregard.
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流れゆく時代の傍観者
➔ The phrase 'ゆく' is the continuative form of '行く' (to go), indicating ongoing action, and 'の' functions as a possessive or modifying particle.
➔ 'ゆく' (from '行く') is used to express ongoing or continuous movement or progress in time.
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信じてたものがなくて
➔ The verb '信じてた' is the colloquial past tense form of '信じていた' (believed), and 'が' marks 'もの' (things) as the subject.
➔ The past tense '信じてた' is a colloquial short form of '信じていた' meaning 'believed,' with 'が' indicating the subject 'things.'
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止まることなく
➔ The phrase 'ことなく' combines 'こと' (thing) with the negation 'なく' from 'ない,' meaning 'without' doing something.
➔ 'ことなく' means 'without' doing something, emphasizing the absence of action.
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