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Oh... Feel my love 00:03
00:11
Feel my love 00:21
00:24
錆びついて開かずにいた 情熱の扉は 00:31
君なら風を吹き込み 生き返らせる 00:39
燃え尽き崩れ落ちてく 景色は見てきたよ 00:46
この運命はやっと見つけた 新たな夜明け 00:53
Give me a try Don't need a lie 01:01
Give me a sign 僕だけを信じて 01:08
Fighting for your heart 01:16
Fighting for your heart tonight 01:18
傷ついた心ならば癒してあげる 01:24
分かち合える二人は世界を変えるから 01:31
全て捨てて駆け抜けよう tonight tonight 01:38
綺麗でどこか冷たい君の瞳の色 01:47
大丈夫 もう泣かさない 僕が守るよ 01:56
Give me a try Don't need a lie 02:03
Give me a sign まだ遅くはないさ 02:10
Fighting for your heart 02:18
Fighting for your heart tonight 02:20
傷ついた心のまま抱きしめてる 02:26
許し合える二人は世界を変えるから 02:33
君の全て受け入れよう tonight tonight 02:41
02:49
Feel my love 03:01
03:05
Feel my love 03:12
03:16
Fighting for your heart 03:22
Fighting for your heart tonight 03:24
傷ついた心ならば癒してあげる 03:29
分かち合える二人は世界を変えるから 03:37
全て捨てて駆け抜けよう tonight 03:45
Fight for your heart 03:52
03:57
Fight for your heart 04:00
04:05

Fight for your heart – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of Japanese language through Haruma Miura's powerful debut single, "Fight for your heart." This song offers a fantastic opportunity to grasp emotional expressions and dramatic vocabulary, as its lyrics are deeply tied to the intense story of the drama "TWO WEEKS." Its compelling narrative, combined with Miura's expressive vocal performance, makes it a unique and engaging piece to study authentic Japanese, especially themes of love, struggle, and determination.

[English]
Oh... Feel my love
...
Feel my love
...
The door of passion that had rusted and remained closed
If it's you, you can blow the wind and bring it back to life
I've seen the scenery that burns out and crumbles
This fate has finally found a new dawn
Give me a try Don't need a lie
Give me a sign Just believe in me
Fighting for your heart
Fighting for your heart tonight
If your heart is hurt, I will heal it
Because two people who can share will change the world
Let's throw everything away and run through tonight tonight
The color of your eyes is beautiful yet somewhat cold
It's okay, I won't make you cry anymore, I'll protect you
Give me a try Don't need a lie
Give me a sign It's not too late yet
Fighting for your heart
Fighting for your heart tonight
Holding you with a wounded heart
Because two people who can forgive each other will change the world
I will accept all of you tonight tonight
...
Feel my love
...
Feel my love
...
Fighting for your heart
Fighting for your heart tonight
If your heart is hurt, I will heal it
Because two people who can share will change the world
Let's throw everything away and run through tonight
Fight for your heart
...
Fight for your heart
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

/ai/

A1
  • noun
  • - love

/kokoro/

A1
  • noun
  • - heart

/tobira/

B1
  • noun
  • - door

運命

/unmei/

B2
  • noun
  • - destiny

景色

/keshiki/

B2
  • noun
  • - scenery

信じる

/shinjiru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to believe

癒す

/iyasu/

B2
  • verb
  • - to heal

変える

/kaeru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to change

守る

/mamoru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to protect

駆け抜ける

/kakenukeru/

B2
  • verb
  • - to run through

綺麗

/kirei/

A2
  • adjective
  • - beautiful

冷たい

/tsumetai/

B1
  • adjective
  • - cold

夜明け

/yoake/

B2
  • noun
  • - dawn

サイン

/sain/

A2
  • noun
  • - sign

試す

/tamesu/

B1
  • verb
  • - to try

/kizu/

B2
  • noun
  • - wound

What does “愛” mean in the song "Fight for your heart"?

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Give me a try Don't need a lie

    ➔ Imperative sentence with 'give me' and negative auxiliary 'don't need' indicating a request and a negation.

    ➔ 'Give me' is an imperative form requesting something; 'don't need' is a contraction of 'do not need' indicating that something is not necessary.

  • 傷ついた心ならば癒してあげる

    ➔ Conditional clause with 'ならば' expressing 'if' or 'in case of', combined with a verb in plain form indicating willingness.

    ➔ 'ならば' is a Japanese conditional particle meaning 'if' or 'in case of'; the verb following it is in plain form to indicate willingness or promise.

  • 全て捨てて駆け抜けよう tonight

    ➔ Volitional form of the verb '駆け抜ける' (to run through), combined with 'よう' indicating a suggestion or intention.

    ➔ 'よう' attached to the verb in volitional form expresses a suggestive or determined intent to do something.

  • 君なら風を吹き込み 生き返らせる

    ➔ Conditional clause with 'なら' meaning 'if' or 'if it is you', followed by causative or potential verb forms indicating causing or reviving.

    ➔ 'なら' introduces a condition, meaning 'if' or 'if it is you', and the verb following can be causative (to cause to do something) or potential (to be able to do).

  • 傷ついた心のまま抱きしめてる

    ➔ The verb '抱きしめてる' is the te-form of '抱きしめる' combined with the present continuous/progressive 'ている' indicating ongoing action.

    ➔ 'ている' attached to a verb indicates ongoing or continuous action, forming the present progressive tense.

  • 許し合える二人は世界を変えるから

    ➔ Potential form of '許し合える' (can forgive each other) indicating ability, combined with 'から' meaning 'because' or 'since'.

    ➔ '許し合える' is the potential form of '許し合う' (to forgive each other), indicating the ability to do something, with 'から' meaning 'because' or 'since'.

  • 全て捨てて駆け抜けよう tonight tonight

    ➔ Imperative volitional form of '駆け抜ける' with 'よう' indicating a suggestion or determination; repetition emphasizes emphasis.

    ➔ 'よう' here is the volitional form used to suggest or decide to do something, and repetition emphasizes the resolve or urgency.