Lyrics & Translation
Dive into D-LITE's 'D-Day,' a vibrant J-Pop anthem that will immerse you in the energetic and hopeful spirit of new beginnings. Experience the powerful vocals and rich musicality that make this song a perfect gateway to appreciating Japanese music and the artist's unique style.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
---|---|
宇宙 /uːt͡ʃuː/ B2 |
|
星 /ho.ʃi/ A1 |
|
出会い /de.a.i/ B1 |
|
別れ /wa.ka.re/ B1 |
|
光 /hi.ka.ri/ A2 |
|
メロディ /me.ɾo.di/ A2 |
|
人生 /d͡ʑin.seː/ B1 |
|
痛み /i.ta.mi/ B1 |
|
温もり /nu.ku.mo.ri/ B2 |
|
瞳 /hi.to.mi/ B1 |
|
銀河 /ɡiŋ.ɡa/ B2 |
|
涙 /na.mi.da/ A2 |
|
微笑み /ho.ho.e.mi/ B1 |
|
悲しみ /ka.na.ʃi.mi/ B1 |
|
香り /ka.o.ri/ B1 |
|
後味 /a.to.a.d͡ʑi/ B2 |
|
恋 /ko.i/ A2 |
|
強さ /tsu.jo.sa/ B1 |
|
寂しさ /sa.bi.ʃi.sa/ B1 |
|
過去 /ka.ko/ A2 |
|
未来 /mi.ra.i/ A2 |
|
闇 /ja.mi/ B1 |
|
震え /fu.ru.e/ B1 |
|
迷う /ma.jo.u/ B1 |
|
What does “宇宙” mean in the song "D-Day"?
Learn fast – go deep – and remember longer with interactive exercises in the app!
Key Grammar Structures
-
今から 僕の人生は始まる
➔ 今から (from now on)
➔ This phrase uses **今から** to indicate the starting point of an action in the future.
-
初めて知る痛み
➔ 初めて (for the first time)
➔ The word **初めて** emphasizes that the experience is happening for the very first time.
-
君が何もかもを 塗り替えたんだ
➔ を (object marker), 塗り替えた (refers to 'replaced' or 'overpainted')
➔
-
涙が散らばる
➔ が (subject marker), 散らばる (scatter, disperse)
➔
-
君の悲しみ 僕に分けてよ
➔ に (target particle), 分けて (te-form of 'divide/share')
➔
-
今までどんな恋をしてきたの
➔ を (object marker), してきた (do + continuous aspect)
➔
-
どれほど 彷徨ってたろう
➔ たろう (probably, I wonder)
➔
Album: D-Day
Same Singer
Related Songs

The Window
Leonard Cohen

Your Bones
Of Monsters and Men

Over The Hills And Far Away
Nightwish

Butterfly
Milky Chance

If I Were a Carpenter
Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash

Sword From The Stone
Passenger

666 ʇ
Bon Iver

Silent Night
Sinead O'Connor

Whiskey In The Jar
Bryan Adams

Fairytale
Alexander Rybak

Broken Arrow
Rod Stewart

Minnesota, WI
Bon Iver

Hawaiʻi '78
Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole

Bonfire Heart
James Blunt

Talk Of The Town
Jack Johnson

Brand New Pair of Shoes
Ana Cristina Cash, Johnny Cash

She Used To Love Me A Lot
Johnny Cash

Stubborn Love
The Lumineers

The Gnome
Pink Floyd

Dream of You and I
Jeff Buckley