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(Oboete iruka ra sonzai wo kaete iku iki wo shite iki wo shite) 00:18
Nurui shio no nioi semishigure wasure-rareru mono nante nai 00:28
Hidoi kōkai ni nomarenai yō ni inochi wo moyashite iru 00:38
Anata to tsunaida tenohira no hotedake de ikite ikeru 00:49
Amarini mijikai natsu dake de nani wo nokoshite ikeru no kana 01:00
Ichido kiri dakara bokura wa kawaritai kawaritai 01:11
Kusaikire no nioi udaru kaze anata to mita kono sunahama de 01:33
Mada īsokoneta koto ga arukara inochi wo moyashite iru 01:44
Amarini mijikai natsu dake de nani wo nokoshite ikeru no kana 01:55
Moetsukita tōchi soredemo owaranai yūdachi 02:06
Oboete ite nami ga oshiyosete 02:38
Omoidasu ra tsurete itte mo 02:44
Yobigoe ga hote wo tomosu kara 02:49
Jikan yori mo hayaku kaketai 02:55
Amarini mijikai natsu dake de nani wo nokoshite ikeru no kana 03:00
Ichido kiri dakara anata to kawaritai kawaritai 03:11
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回夏 – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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cadode
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2022.4.27 Release 「回夏」
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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the evocative world of cadode's "回夏" and explore themes of nostalgia, memory, and the passage of time. This song, deeply connected to the anime "Summertime Rendering," offers a unique blend of modern sound and poignant lyrics, allowing listeners to connect with universal feelings of longing and remembrance.

[English]
Do you remember? I change my existence as I breathe in and out
The scent of warm salt and the drizzle — there's nothing to be forgotten
Enduring intense regret, I burn my life away
With the open palm I held onto you, I can keep living on
Is it really enough, just a short summer, to leave something behind?
Because it's only once, I want to change, I want to change
The smell of grass and dirt, the wind blowing strong — I saw this sandy beach with you
There are still things we haven't finished, so I burn my life away
Is it really enough, just a short summer, to leave something behind?
The fire in the crater still burns — the rainstorm that never ends
Remembering, the waves press against me
When I recall, even if you take me with you
Because the phone call lights up the way
I want to run faster than time
Is it really enough, just a short summer, to leave something behind?
Because it's only once, I want to change, I want to change
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

存在

/sonzai/

B2
  • noun
  • - existence, being

変える

/kaeru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to change, to alter

/inochi/

B2
  • noun
  • - life

熱い

/atsui/

B2
  • adjective
  • - hot, warm

続く

/tsuzuku/

B1
  • verb
  • - to continue

/yoru/

A2
  • noun
  • - night

/namida/

B1
  • noun
  • - tear, tears

/kaze/

A2
  • noun
  • - wind

生きる

/ikiru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to live

/honoo/

B2
  • noun
  • - flame, fire

夜明け

/yoake/

B2
  • noun
  • - dawn, daybreak

未来

/mirai/

B2
  • noun
  • - future

/yume/

B1
  • noun
  • - dream

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Imochi wo moyashite iru

    ➔ The verb 'moyashite iru' is in the te-form + iru, indicating ongoing action (present continuous).

    ➔ The phrase emphasizes the ongoing action of 'burning one's life' (moyashite iru).

  • Wa suki ga aru

    ➔ The structure 'wa suki ga aru' expresses having a liking or preference.

    ➔ This structure is used to show that someone has a liking or desire for something.

  • Kawaritai

    ➔ The verb 'kawaritai' is the tai-form of 'kawaru,' expressing a desire to change or become different.

    ➔ It indicates the speaker's wish or desire to change the current state or situation.

  • Kawaritai

    ➔ Using the tai-form conveys a strong desire or wish to do something.

    ➔ It emphasizes a strong personal desire to change or experience something different.

  • Wasurare-reru mono nante nai

    ➔ The passive form 'wasurare-reru' indicates being forgotten or overlooked; combined with 'nante nai,' it emphasizes negation of such state.

    ➔ This structure expresses that something is no longer forgotten or ignored.

  • Inochi wo moshi-te iru

    ➔ The phrase 'inochi wo moyashite iru' uses the te-form of 'moyasu' + iru, indicating an ongoing process of 'burning' one's life.

    ➔ This construction indicates an ongoing action of 'burning' or passionately living one's life.