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花びら 染めてく空 00:00
色づき始めた視線の先に 00:03
今、好きだと気づいた 00:08
君への気持ち 00:12
本当は知ってみたい 00:22
もう一歩 確かめたい 00:25
昨日の君の言葉 00:28
どうして こんなに響いてるの 00:31
そよぐ風に乗った花びらが 00:38
ふいに君の背中に触れた 00:42
手を伸ばすか 声をかけるかで 00:45
必死に迷ってる 00:48
答えを探すたびに 00:53
ほんのり 君の香りがするの 00:56
ふわり ふわり ふわり 01:01
包まれながら 01:03
夢見て でも痛くて 01:06
それでも 少し愛しいような 01:09
初めての 青く澄んだ言の葉を 01:15
託した花びらが 01:20
春に舞う 01:24
どうしても 叶えたくて 01:33
願うよ 君のとなり 01:36
手の中 5秒先の 01:39
未来を掴んでみたいんだ 01:43
ねえ 心では 何度も呼んでた 01:48
その名前を口にしたんだ 01:51
優しい目で 振り向いてくれた 01:55
君が焼き付いてる 01:58
夢にまで見るほど 02:01
好きって言ってた歌 02:21
真似して聴いてるんだ 02:24
君はどんな恋を 02:27
思い描いているんだろう 02:30
一瞬で過ぎていく 02:34
青春の真ん中で 02:37
出来る限りの今を 02:41
同じ風の中で 02:43
感じたくて 02:47
知らなかった切なさに 02:54
滲んだ君の背中が見えた 02:57
ほろり ほろり ほろり 03:01
溢れる前に 03:04
ちゃんと伝えなきゃ 03:07
この恋の結末が 03:12
なんでも 03:15
君に恋したことを 03:17
きっと きっと 全部 03:20
誇れるように 03:22
恋して でも痛くて 03:25
それでも かけがえのないような 03:28
初めての 青く澄んだ言の葉を 03:34
託した花びらが 03:39
恋に舞う 03:43
03:47

Haru Ni Mau – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Dive into the emotional world of Ado with 'Haru Ni Mau'. This song is a perfect gateway to learning Japanese, offering a blend of poetic seasonal imagery and powerful emotional expressions that showcase the beauty of Japanese storytelling through music.

[English]
Petals staining the sky
At the end of my gaze, which has begun to change color
Right now, I realized that I love you
These feelings for you
To be honest, I want to know the truth
I want to take one more step to be sure
The words you said yesterday
Why do they resonate so deeply within me?
A petal riding on the gentle breeze
Suddenly brushed against your back
Whether I should reach out or call your name
I'm desperately hesitating
Every time I search for an answer
I catch a faint scent of you
Drifting, drifting, drifting
As I'm enveloped by it
I dream, but it hurts
And yet, it feels somewhat precious
These first, pure and clear words of mine
Entrusted to the petals
Dancing in the spring
I want to make it come true no matter what
I pray to be by your side
Within my hands, just five seconds away
I want to try and grasp the future
Hey, in my heart, I called your name
Over and over again
And then, I finally spoke it aloud
You turned around with such gentle eyes
That image is burned into my mind
The song that said "I love you"
I've been listening to it, mimicking it
I wonder what kind of love
You are imagining in your head
In the middle of these fleeting moments
Of our youth passing by
I want to feel everything I can right now
While we're caught in the same breeze
I want to feel it all
Through a sadness I'd never known
I saw your silhouette blurring away
Tearing up, tearing up, tearing up
Before the tears overflow
I have to tell you properly
No matter what
The ending of this love may be
That I fell in love with you
I want to be able to say, surely, surely
That I am proud of all of it
I'm in love, but it hurts
And yet, it feels irreplaceable
These first, pure and clear words of mine
Entrusted to the petals
Dancing in love
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Key Grammar Structures

  • 色づき始めた視線の先に

    ➔ ~hajimeru (to begin to ~)

    ➔ Attaching "hajimeru" to the stem of a verb indicates that an action or state has started. Here, "irozuki" (coloring) + "hajimeta" means it has started to change color.

  • 本当は知ってみたい

    ➔ ~te mitai (want to try doing ~)

    ➔ The te-form of a verb + "mitai" expresses a desire to experience or try an action. "Shitte mitai" means to want to try knowing (finding out) the truth.

  • どうして こんなに響いてるの

    ➔ Konna ni (to this extent)

    "Konna ni" is an adverb used to emphasize the degree of a following verb or adjective. It means "to this extent" or "so much".

  • 夢見て でも痛くて

    ➔ Conjunctive form (~te) for connecting clauses

    ➔ The "~te" form acts as a conjunction here, allowing the speaker to contrast "dreaming" with the feeling of "pain".

  • 未来を掴んでみたいんだ

    ➔ ~nda (explanatory tone)

    ➔ Adding "n da" to the end of a sentence adds an explanatory or emphatic tone, often used when clarifying one's own feelings or intentions.

  • 出来る限りの今を

    ➔ ~kagiri (as much as ~)

    "Dekiru kagiri" is a set phrase meaning "as much as one can". It modifies "ima" (now) to emphasize living the moment fully.

  • 滲んだ君の背中が見えた

    ➔ Passive/State change (~da/-ta)

    "Nijinda" (blurred) describes a state change of the subject (back) caused by tears. It emphasizes the visual effect of sadness.

  • 溢れる前に

    ➔ ~mae ni (before doing ~)

    ➔ Verb (dictionary form) + "mae ni" indicates the timing before an action happens. Here, "before (the tears) overflow".