little more
Lyrics:
[日本語]
Make a perfect world
(little more, little more)
なに願うdream
手を掛けるルーレット
Make a perfect world
5,4,3,2,1 Let go
Ha・・・
逆らうように進むNon fiction
何もかも手にすれば
Regretなんて無駄な時間
今も明日も
Hah, be myself
口ずさむ
(a little more, little more)
映すのは私の中の私
ありがちじゃ no,no Lonelyだって
笑われても怯まないで
あたえられる夢の数
限りあるから
聞こえて reflect
Feel inside and reflect
確かな ものだけ
残って この手の平に
恐れず 変えていける
Look inside and reflect
誰にも 真似できない飛び方で
Whatever I do ,do..
近づいてく little more, little more…
(a little more, little more)
Make a perfect world
(little more, little more)
口ずさむ
(little more, little more)
映すのは私の中の私
ありがちじゃ no,no Lonelyだって
笑われても怯まないで
あたえられる夢の数
限りあるから
聞こえて reflect
Feel inside and reflect
確かな ものだけ
残って この手の平に
恐れず 変えていける
Look inside and reflect
誰にも 真似できない飛び方で
Whatever I do ,do…
近づいてく little more, little more…
(a little more, little more)
降りかかる闇に
振り回されないで
心のままでいいの
扉は開ける
手招くわ Follow me 此処に Want it
いつかじゃなくて yeah hey
今なんだ Follow me まさに Want it
I know I want it
So Don't stop
聞こえて reflect
Feel inside and reflect
確かな ものだけ
残って この手の平に
恐れず 変えていける
Look inside and reflect
誰にも 真似できない飛び方で
Whatever I do ,do...
近づいてく little more, little more…
(a little more, little more)
(a little more, little more)
Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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Make a perfect world
➔ Imperative sentence using 'make' to give a command or suggestion.
➔ Imperative sentences give commands, requests, or suggestions. 'Make a perfect world' is a directive to create or achieve something.
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逆らうように進むNon fiction
➔ Use of the phrase 'ように' (yō ni) to indicate 'like' or 'as if' in expressing manner or similarity.
➔ 'ように' is used to describe the manner in which something is done, often translating to 'like' or 'as if' in English.
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How to reflect on feelings and thoughts
➔ Using reflexive verbs and phrases like 'feel inside and reflect' to express introspection and self-examination.
➔ 'Reflect' here refers to thinking carefully about one's feelings or thoughts, often indicated with reflexive phrases to emphasize introspection.
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Limiting the noun with 'だけ' (dake) for emphasis
➔ Using 'だけ' (dake) to specify 'only' or 'just', emphasizing exclusivity or limitation.
➔ 'だけ' (dake) emphasizes that the preceding noun or phrase is limited to that, highlighting exclusivity or the only option.
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Using '恐れず' (osorezu) to express 'without fear'
➔ Using the adverbial form '恐れず' (osorezu), derived from '恐れる' (osoreru), to indicate doing something 'without fear' or 'fearlessly'.
➔ '恐れず' (osorezu) is an adverbial form meaning 'without fear' or 'fearlessly', often used to describe acting bravely.
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Expressing future intent with '今なんだ' (ima nanda) and 'Follow me'
➔ Using 'なんだ' (nanda) after '今' (ima) to emphasize present realization or realization of 'now'. 'Follow me' is an imperative that indicates a request or command to follow.
➔ '今なんだ' (ima nanda) emphasizes the speaker's realization or awareness of the present moment. 'Follow me' is an imperative command asking someone to follow.
