Eyes On Me

• By: JO1, R3HAB
• Album: EQUINOX

Lyrics:

Vocabulary in this song:

Vocabulary	Meanings
踊る (odoru) /ˈo.do.ɾɯ/ A2	verb - to dance
見る (miru) /ˈmi.ɾɯ/ A1	verb - to see, to look
輝く (kagayaku) /ka̠ɡa̠ja̠kɯ/ B2	verb - to shine, to glitter
グリッター (gurittā) /ɡɯɾittaː/ B1	noun - glitter
存在 (sonzai) /so̞nza̠i/ B2	noun - existence, being
肌 (hada) /ha̠da̠/ A2	noun - skin
虜 (toriko) /to̞ɾiko̞/ B2	noun - captive, prisoner verb - to capture, to enamor
夢中 (muchū) /mɯt͡ɕɯː/ B1	adjective - absorbed, engrossed
心 (kokoro) /ko̞ko̞ɾo̞/ A2	noun - heart, mind, spirit
時めく (tokimeku) /to̞kime̞kɯ/ B2	verb - to throb, to flutter (of the heart)
瞬間 (shunkan) /ʃɯŋka̠ɴ/ B1	noun - moment, instant
煌めき (kirameki) /kiɾameki/ B2	noun - glitter, sparkle
色彩 (shikisai) /ɕikisa̠i/ B2	noun - color, hue
瞳 (hitomi) /hito̞mi/ A2	noun - eye
光る (hikaru) /hika̠ɾɯ/ A2	verb - to shine, to glitter
放つ (hanatsu) /ha̠na̠t͡sɯ/ B2	verb - to emit, to release
隠れる (kakureru) /ka̠kɯɾe̞ɾɯ/ B1	verb - to hide, to conceal

Grammar:

• 俺を見ろ

  ➔ Imperative form using 'mine' with the particle 'を' (wo/o) indicating direct object

  ➔ The verb '見ろ' is the imperative form of '見る' (to see), giving a command or urging someone to look.

• 腰を弾ませ

  ➔ Verb phrase in the te-form '弾ませ' (make bounce) combined with '腰を' (waist), expressing an ongoing or encouraging action

  ➔ The phrase '弾ませ' is the te-form of '弾む' (bounce or spring), used here to describe making the hips bounce or move rhythmically.

• 言葉はいらない

  ➔ Negative form of 'いる' (to need), with 'はいらない' indicating 'not needed' or 'not required'

  ➔ 'いらない' is the negative form of 'いる', which means 'to need' or 'to be necessary'. Here, it expresses that words are unnecessary in the context.

• 色彩 ダイヤモンド

  ➔ Noun phrase consisting of '色彩' (color) and 'ダイヤモンド' (diamond), used symbolically or descriptively

  ➔ '色彩' (shikisai) means 'color', and 'ダイヤモンド' (daiyamondo) means 'diamond'. Together, they evoke imagery of brilliance and vividness.

• 光り輝け これは俺さ

  ➔ Imperative form '輝け' of '光る' (shine), with a demonstrative 'これ' (this) and emphasizing pronoun '俺さ' (I/lord), creating an emphatic declaration

  ➔ '輝け' is the imperative form of '光る' (shine), commanding something to shine. 'これ' is a demonstrative pronoun meaning 'this', and '俺さ' adds emphasis, meaning 'I' with a sense of pride.