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神さまが 気まぐれと不公平を唱えても 00:17
気に入らないから 関係ないね 00:24
稼いで使って 好きなら好きなだけ 00:27
世の中だなんて安い手品に拍手はしたくないし 00:31
種明かしだって聞きたくはないね 00:38
さぁ歌って踊って そう あとは睨むだけ 00:41
おままごとはもうおしまい 00:45
ギャラもないのにキャラは演じない 00:48
これが最後の晩餐だって 00:52
冷えた皿は突き返して 00:54
テーブルクロスを翻し 00:56
はじまらないからはじめた それだけ 01:00
何も怖くもないのに怯えてはいられないでしょう? 01:06
ここまで来たら帰れない 心は誰も計れない 01:14
はじまらないなら いつしかくたばるその前に 01:22
(Introduction) 01:28
01:28
選ばれないことには慣れていたよ ずっとずっと 01:43
持て余す心 くすぶるばかりで 01:50
それでも消しずみで描き続けたんだ 01:54
おままごとはもうおしまい 01:57
ガラじゃないからタダじゃ帰さない 02:00
これが最後の晩餐だって 02:04
美味しいものが食べたいね 02:06
自分のクロスを握りしめて 02:09
どんな時でも 大丈夫にしちゃうぞ 02:12
可愛くおこりんぼ すてきに楽しく稼ご! 02:16
火を噴くハイヒール 02:20
突き刺し Just like this 02:21
アダムとイヴのハイブリッド 02:23
放つ「はいチーズ!」 02:25
ピース ピース ピース 02:26
好きな人とキス 02:28
いつか R I P 02:29
だから L I P 02:31
黒白黄色 その奥の虹色 02:33
まぁ色々あるけど 02:37
行く先は (Introduction) ばら色 02:39
02:44
はじまらないからはじめた それだけ 02:56
何も怖くもないのに 03:01
怯えてはいられないでしょう? 03:05
はじまらないからはじめた それだけ 03:14
何も怖くもないのに 怯えてはいられないでしょう? 03:19
ここまで来たら帰れない 心は誰も計れない 03:27
はじまらないなら いつしかくたばるその前に 03:35
(Introduction) 03:41
03:42

Introduction – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Dive into the powerful world of Japanese rock with Queen Bee's "Introduction." This intense and self-assertive track, featured in "Tokyo Ghoul S," offers a fantastic opportunity to explore dynamic Japanese vocabulary and expressions of defiance and confidence, showcasing how language can convey raw emotion and an unwavering spirit.

[English]
Even if God proclaims randomness and unfairness
I don't care because I don't like it
Earn and spend; if you like it, do as much as you want
I don't want applause for cheap magic tricks in this world
I don't even want to hear the reveal
Come on, sing and dance, yeah, then just glare
The silly games are over now
No paycheck, no acting in a character
This is the last supper
Send the cold plate back
Throw the tablecloth into the wind
Because there's no point in starting without beginning, that's all
Even if I'm not afraid of anything, I can't keep trembling, right?
Once you've come this far, you can't go back. No one can measure the heart
If it doesn't start, before I fall apart someday
(Introduction)
...
I've grown used to not being chosen, again and again
My restless mind just smolders, unable to find peace
Still, I keep drawing with fading ink
The silly games are over now
I won't leave for free because it's not my style
This is the last supper
I want to eat something delicious
Clutching my own tablecloth
I’ll make everything okay, no matter when
Cute and grumpy, let's earn happily and wonderfully!
Spewing heels of fire
Pierce right through, just like this
A hybrid of Adam and Eve
Say ‘Cheese!’ with a flash
Peace, peace, peace
Kiss the person I love
Someday R.I.P.
So, L.I.P.
Black, white, yellow, and beyond—rainbow colors
Well, there are various things, but
The destination is (Introduction) a rosy hue
...
Because I started without it beginning, that's all
Even if I’m not afraid of anything
I can't be trembling forever, right?
Because I started without it beginning, that's all
Even if I’m not afraid of anything, I can't keep trembling, right?
Once you've come this far, you can't go back. No one can measure the heart
If it doesn't start, before I fall apart someday
(Introduction)
...
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Vocabulary Meanings

神 (kami)

/kami/

B1
  • noun
  • - god, deity

気まぐれ (kimagure)

/kimagɯɾe/

B2
  • noun
  • - whim, caprice
  • adjective
  • - whimsical, capricious

不公平 (fukouhei)

/ɸɯkoːheː/

B2
  • noun
  • - unfairness, injustice
  • adjective
  • - unfair, unjust

稼ぐ (kasegu)

/kasɯɡɯ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to earn (money)

使う (tsukau)

/t͡sɯkaɯ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to use

好き (suki)

/sɯki/

A1
  • adjective
  • - liked, favorite

世の中 (yononaka)

/jononaka/

B1
  • noun
  • - society, world

安い (yasui)

/jasɯi/

A2
  • adjective
  • - cheap, inexpensive

手品 (tejina)

/teʑina/

B2
  • noun
  • - magic trick

拍手 (hakushu)

/hakɯʃɯ/

B1
  • noun
  • - applause, clapping
  • verb
  • - to applaud, to clap

種明かし (taneakashi)

/taneakaʃi/

C1
  • noun
  • - revealing a secret (especially of a trick)

歌う (utau)

/ɯtaɯ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to sing

踊る (odoru)

/odoɾɯ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to dance

睨む (niramu)

/niɾamɯ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to glare at, to scowl

怖い (kowai)

/koɰai/

A2
  • adjective
  • - scary, frightening

心 (kokoro)

/kokoro/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart, mind, spirit

虹色 (nijiiro)

/niʑi iɾo/

B2
  • noun
  • - rainbow color, iridescent color

行く先 (yukusaki)

/jɯkɯsaki/

B2
  • noun
  • - destination, one's future

バラ色 (barairo)

/baɾa iɾo/

B2
  • noun
  • - rose color, rosy, bright future
  • adjective
  • - rosy, promising

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 神さまが 気まぐれと不公平を唱えても

    ➔ The verb '唱える' (to declare, to advocate) in the て-form combined with 'も' to express 'even if' or 'although'.

    ➔ '唱える' + て + 'も' expresses the idea of 'even if' or 'although', indicating that the action is not affected by the condition.

  • 気に入らないから 関係ないね

    ➔ 'から' as a conjunction meaning 'because', indicating causation or reason.

    ➔ 'から' connects the preceding clause as the reason for the statement that follows.

  • 稼いで使って 好きなら好きなだけ

    ➔ 'て' form of the verbs '稼ぐ' (to earn) and '使う' (to use), used to connect sequential actions.

    ➔ Using the て-form of verbs to list or connect sequential actions.

  • 行く先は (Introduction) ばら色

    ➔ The noun phrase '行く先は' ('the destination') followed by '(ばら色)' indicating a metaphorical phrase meaning 'rosy' or 'hopeful'.

    ➔ The phrase '行く先は' (the destination) is followed by a metaphorical expression '(ばら色)' meaning 'rosy' or 'hopeful' about the future.

  • はじまらないからはじめた それだけ

    ➔ 'から' as causal conjunction meaning 'because', the phrase 'はじまらないから' explains the reason for starting.

    ➔ 'から' indicates causality, and the phrase 'はじまらないから' explains the reason for having started something.