9と4分の3番線で君を待つ (Run Away) – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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幸せ /しあわせ/ A2 |
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泣く /なく/ A2 |
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抱きしめる /だきしめる/ B1 |
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逃げる /にげる/ A2 |
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夢 /ゆめ/ A1 |
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永遠 /えいえん/ B2 |
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世界 /せかい/ A1 |
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果て /はて/ B1 |
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魔法 /まほう/ A2 |
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空 /そら/ A1 |
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火花 /ひばな/ B2 |
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階段 /かいだん/ A2 |
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答え /こたえ/ A2 |
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時 /とき/ A1 |
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夢見る /ゆめみる/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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一緒に行ってくれよ
➔ Let's go together
➔ The verb form "行ってくれよ" uses the te-form "行って" plus "くれる" to express offering or requesting someone to do something for the speaker, often with an informal or emotional nuance.
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永遠になろうよ
➔ Let's be forever
➔ The phrase "になろう" is the volitional form of "なる" (to become), combined with "よ" to suggest making a suggestion or invitation. It means "let's become" or "let's be".
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世界の果てを Forever together
➔ The phrase "の" indicates possession or a descriptive relationship, here used as "世界の果て" (end of the world).
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夢は現実へ
➔ "へ" indicates direction, meaning "to" or "toward" in this context.
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Don't Wanna stay ともに Go
➔ The phrase "ともに" means "together" and is used to express doing something jointly.
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もう泣かせないよ
➔ The causative form "泣かせない" means "to not make someone cry" or "not cause crying."
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夜が終わりそうなとき
➔ The phrase "終わりそうな" is the "sou" form of the verb "終わる" to indicate "seems to end" or "about to end."
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