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Lyrics:
[English]
You, in my imagination
Are so vivid
As if you are right there
But I reach out my hand
And you suddenly disappear
From all the memories stored in my heart
I gather up the ones of you, link them together
Gazing at them projected across the room
I feel you with every burst of pain
La la la...
Decay too far gone absorbing no light or water
Sealing my wounded heart with a rootless, leafless vow
2 glasses placed side by side, their role
Never fulfilled, ah, just as they were
Since you last touched them
From all the memories stored in my heart
I gather up the ones of you, link them together
Gazing at them projected across the room
I feel you with every burst of pain
Don’t have to be right
Just wanted you to stay the way you are
Kind hearted, always smiling, but
If tears can be measured, it took this long but
I’ve barely made it by your side
and found you
From all the memories stored in my heart
I gather up the ones of you, link them together
Gazing at them projected across the room
I fall asleep with you vivid in my arms
The words you whisper, the resonance
Wander aimlessly around the room
The fragrance I smell, the warmth I feel
As long as it lasts, as long as it lasts
You, in my imagination
Are so vivid
As if you are right there
But I reach out my hand
And you suddenly disappear
Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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I gather up the ones of you, link them together
➔ Use of the phrasal verb "gather up" indicating collecting or bringing together.
➔ "Gather up" is a phrasal verb meaning to collect or bring things together, often implying careful or deliberate action.
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Are so vivid
➔ Use of "so" as an adverb to intensify the adjective "vivid," indicating a high degree of clarity or liveliness.
➔ "So" is used to emphasize the degree of "vivid," meaning extremely clear or lifelike.
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And you suddenly disappear
➔ Use of the adverb "suddenly" with the verb "disappear" to indicate an instantaneous or surprising action.
➔ "Suddenly" is an adverb that describes an action happening quickly and unexpectedly.
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Sealing my wounded heart with a rootless, leafless vow
➔ Use of the present participle "Sealing" to describe the ongoing action of closing or protecting the heart.
➔ "Sealing" functions as a present participle indicating the ongoing act of closing or protecting.
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The fragrance I smell, the warmth I feel
➔ Use of the simple present tense "I smell" and "I feel" to express ongoing sensations or feelings.
➔ Using the simple present "I smell" and "I feel" indicates continuous or current sensations and feelings.
