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Oh something's wrong but it seems so right 00:33
Feel like I'm playing the same game but 00:36
うなだれたまま 狙いをズラし 00:39
また "Sorry" でもあすも予想通り 00:42
痛みすら元通り 00:46
白黒つかない 日々を濁してる 00:48
Can you hear this? Tick tack tick 00:54
It ain't stop 00:57
塗り替える今日を 00:58
エンドロールじゃまだ終われない 01:01
減速無しで躊躇わずダイブ 01:04
Just get me out, get it out 01:07
It's a final call to build my faith 01:09
Who says? I say! 01:13
If you take it all away 01:15
手探りのnarrow way 01:18
お互い様ね バイプレイヤー 01:31
夢を彷徨う life driver 01:34
上書きの苦悩 気付かぬフリで 01:36
Hating people around me for no meaning? 01:39
どれも自分に向けたirony 01:42
God no way, God knows way 01:44
その手を掲げて 01:47
Can you hear this? Tick tack tick 01:51
It ain't stop 01:54
戻れない今日を 01:56
エンドロールじゃまだ終われない 01:58
でも今さら止まれやしない 02:02
Just get me out, get it out 02:04
It's a final call to build my faith 02:07
Who says? I say! 02:10
If you take it all away 02:12
繰り返すnarrow way 02:16
Who says? I say 02:38
Who saves my life 02:40
No one's gonna know, know, know 02:41
Who cares? I care 02:48
Don't waste my time 02:49
I say no 02:51
It's now or never, change my life 02:55
It's who I am 02:57
エンドロールが始まりの合図 03:01
メデタシがお仕舞いじゃない 03:04
Just get me out, get it out 03:06
It's a final call to build my faith 03:09
You bet? Yeah I bet my everything now 03:13
Here I am 03:17
Time's up? Not yet 03:19
You're never gonna keep me down 03:21
Who says? I say! 03:23
If you take it all away 03:25
手探りのnarrow way 03:29
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Final Call – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into milet's "Final Call," a captivating song that serves as the theme for 'Shichinin no Hisho THE MOVIE.' Its dynamic blend of Japanese and English lyrics makes it an excellent choice for language learners to explore Japanese music while appreciating its empowering message of embracing new beginnings.

[English]
Oh something's wrong but it seems so right
Feel like I'm playing the same game but
Hunched over, I miss my aim
Again, "Sorry," but tomorrow's just as expected
Even the pain goes back to normal
Days that blur without black or white
Can you hear this? Tick tack tick
It ain't stop
Repainting today
I can't end it yet, it's not the end credits
Diving in without hesitation, no slowing down
Just get me out, get it out
It's a final call to build my faith
Who says? I say!
If you take it all away
Feeling my way through a narrow path
It's mutual, we're both side players
Life driver wandering through dreams
The agony of overwriting, pretending not to notice
Hating people around me for no reason?
All of it is irony directed at myself
God no way, God knows way
Raise your hand
Can you hear this? Tick tack tick
It ain't stop
A day I can't return to
I can't end it yet, it's not the end credits
But I can't stop now, it's too late
Just get me out, get it out
It's a final call to build my faith
Who says? I say!
If you take it all away
Repeating the narrow path
Who says? I say
Who saves my life
No one's gonna know, know, know
Who cares? I care
Don't waste my time
I say no
It's now or never, change my life
It's who I am
The end credits signal the beginning
A happy ending isn't the end
Just get me out, get it out
It's a final call to build my faith
You bet? Yeah, I bet my everything now
Here I am
Time's up? Not yet
You're never gonna keep me down
Who says? I say!
If you take it all away
Feeling my way through a narrow path
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

wrong

/rɔŋ/

B1
  • adjective
  • - not correct or true

right

/raɪt/

A2
  • adjective
  • - correct or true

game

/ɡeɪm/

A1
  • noun
  • - a form of play or sport

pain

/peɪn/

B1
  • noun
  • - physical suffering or discomfort

faith

/feɪθ/

B2
  • noun
  • - complete trust or confidence in someone or something

life

/laɪf/

A1
  • noun
  • - the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter

way

/weɪ/

A2
  • noun
  • - a method, style, or manner of doing something

dream

/driːm/

A2
  • noun
  • - a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep

time

/taɪm/

A1
  • noun
  • - the indefinite continued progress of existence and events

call

/kɔːl/

A2
  • noun
  • - a cry made as a summons or to attract attention
  • verb
  • - to speak to someone on the phone

know

/noʊ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information

care

/kɛr/

B1
  • verb
  • - to feel concern or interest

change

/tʃeɪndʒ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to make or become different

stop

/stɑp/

A1
  • verb
  • - to cease from doing something

dive

/daɪv/

B2
  • verb
  • - to plunge headfirst into water

player

/ˈpleɪər/

B1
  • noun
  • - a person who plays a game or sport

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Key Grammar Structures

  • It's a final call to build my faith

    ➔ Infinitive phrase used as purpose

    ➔ The phrase 'to build my faith' explains the purpose of the 'final call'.

  • Can you hear this? Tick tack tick

    ➔ Interrogative sentence using auxiliary verb 'can' for ability or permission

    ➔ 'Can you hear this?' asks about the ability to hear, using the modal verb 'can'.

  • Who says? I say!

    ➔ Rhetorical question and emphatic statement using present simple tense

    ➔ 'Who says?' is a rhetorical question challenging others' opinions, followed by the emphatic 'I say!' indicating personal stance.

  • If you take it all away

    ➔ Conditional clause expressing hypothetical scenario

    ➔ The phrase starts a conditional clause indicating the hypothetical removal of everything.

  • Don't waste my time

    ➔ Imperative sentence telling someone not to do something

    ➔ 'Don't waste my time' is a command telling someone not to nullify or squander the speaker's time.

  • It's now or never, change my life

    ➔ Correlative conjunction emphasizing the necessity of immediate action

    ➔ 'It's now or never' highlights the urgency of acting immediately to change one's life.

  • Time's up? Not yet

    ➔ Question and response using present perfect tense and adverbial phrase

    ➔ 'Time's up? Not yet' is a rhetorical question implying that there's still time remaining.