Lyrics & Translation
A flower that’s not of any color
Ah, the future isn’t that far away
Though we’re no longer here, forever I'll be
I'm in love with you
In love with you, right here with you
In love with you
Right here with you, right here with you
The morning sun rises
Because I made a promise with someone
Ah, according to a renowned scholar
They say we’re just illusions, but today too
I'm in love with you
In love with you, right here with you
In love with you
Right here with you, right here with you
But if you can't trust yourself
You can’t trust anything, it's the same as not existing
Only irrefutable facts
Are not true (not true)
Our inner feelings cannot be taken away by anyone
It’s okay not to protect them so much
If you can't trust yourself
You can't trust anything
Ooh, whoa, mm, no-whoa
In love with you (with, with, with you)
In love with you (with, with, with you)
Whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-oh
I'm in love with you
In love with you, right here with you
In love with you
Right here with you, right here with you
Key Vocabulary
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花 /hana/ A1 |
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未来 /mirai/ B1 |
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約束 /yakusoku/ B1 |
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信じる /shinjiru/ B2 |
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存在 /sonzai/ B2 |
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真実 /shinjitsu/ B2 |
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心 /kokoro/ B1 |
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守る /mamoru/ B2 |
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奪う /ubau/ B2 |
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事実 /jijitsu/ B2 |
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高い /takai/ A2 |
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遠い /tooi/ A2 |
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愛 /ai/ A1 |
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自分 /jibun/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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僕らはもうここにいないけど
➔ Use of the past tense in 'いない' (inai) to indicate something no longer exists or is not present.
➔ 'いない' is the negative form of 'いる', used to indicate absence or non-existence of animate objects.
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自分を信じられなきゃ
➔ Use of the conditional 'なきゃ' (nakya) as a contraction of 'なければ' (nakereba), meaning 'if don't do'.
➔ 'なきゃ' is a colloquial contraction of 'なければ', used to express a conditional clause like 'if you don't believe in yourself...'.
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真実とは呼ばない
➔ Use of 'とは' to define or specify the meaning of a word, and '呼ばない' as a negative form of '呼ぶ' (to call).
➔ 'とは' is a particle used to define or explain the meaning of a term, often translating to 'the thing called'.
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守らないでも平気だけど
➔ Use of 'でも' after a negative verb to indicate 'even if' or 'despite'.
➔ 'でも' is a particle used to mean 'even if' or 'despite', often following a negative verb.
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私たちの心の中身は誰にも奪えない
➔ Use of 'は' as a topic marker, and '奪えない' (ubaenai) as the potential negative form of '奪う' (to steal).
➔ 'は' marks the topic, and '奪えない' (potential negative form of '奪う') means 'cannot steal' or 'cannot take away'.
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確かめようのない事実しか
➔ Use of 'しか' after a negative form to mean 'only' or 'nothing but'.
➔ 'しか' is a particle used after a negative verb to mean 'only' or 'nothing but'.
