Love Your Life – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

• By: Hey! Say! JUMP
• Album: 群青ランナウェイ

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the heartwarming world of Hey! Say! JUMP's "Love Your Life," a medium rock song that beautifully encapsulates the joy of a summer journey and the importance of embracing every moment. This song's clear and repetitive English phrases, especially in the chorus like "Love Your Life Baby Alright," make it an excellent choice for J-pop fans looking to pick up Japanese vocabulary and common expressions in an engaging and emotional context. Its positive message and relaxed vibe offer a fun and accessible way to connect with the language through music.

[English]

Rocking on a bus that's about to break down

On a whimsical journey

Under the blazing sun

With sandy winds and bay leaves

Words I don't understand

Our eyes meet inside the lively, flying car

To truly understand each other

Smile and wink at the girl

When I grow up

I believed nothing could go wrong

My young self thought that

Love Your Life Baby, Alright

Love Your Life Baby

Drawing lines on clouds with my finger

Where should we go?

Baby Baby Baby

Like A Rolling Stone

Love Your Life Baby, Alright

Love Your Life Baby

Let’s toss a coin into the sky and go on a journey

Baby Baby Baby

Like A Rolling Stone

More than differences, people are probably

More similar in the parts we share

If there's the same sparkle in your eyes, we must connect

On days when things don’t go as planned

Why does our heart race?

Aren't we starting to have fun?

Love Your Life Baby, Alright

Love Your Life Baby

Drawing lines on clouds with my finger, where should we go?

Baby Baby Baby

Like A Rolling Stone

Love Your Life Baby, Alright

Love Your Life Baby

[Japanese]

壊れそうなバスに揺られて

気まぐれな旅の途中

照り付ける陽射しに

砂まじりの風とベイリーフ

分からない言葉

楽しげに飛び交う車内で目が合う

分かり合うために

少女に微笑んでウィンクして

大人になれば

何も間違ったりしないものと

幼い僕は信じてた

Love Your Life Baby Alright

Love Your Life Baby

雲を指でなぞって

どこへいこうか

Baby Baby Baby

Like A Rolling Stone

Love Your Life Baby Alright

Love Your Life Baby

空にコイン弾いて　旅に出ようぜ

Baby Baby Baby

Like A Rolling Stone

違いよりもきっと人は

似ている部分のほうが多い

目の奥に同じ輝きがあれば　通じ合うはずさ

思い通り行かない日々に

胸が躍るのはなぜ

面白くなって来たんじゃない？

Love Your Life Baby Alright

Love Your Life Baby

雲を指でなぞって　どこへいこうか

Baby Baby Baby

Like A Rolling Stone

Love Your Life Baby Alright

Love Your Life Baby

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
壊れそう /kaware-sou/ B2	adjective - seems to be broken
旅 /tabi/ A2	noun - journey or trip
陽射し /hizashi/ B1	noun - sunlight
風 /kaze/ A1	noun - wind
微笑 /bishou/ B1	noun - smile
大人 /otona/ A2	noun - adult
間違い /machigai/ B2	noun - mistake
信じる /shinjiru/ B1	verb - to believe
雲 /kumo/ A1	noun - cloud
指 /yubi/ A2	noun - finger
目 /me/ A1	noun - eye
胸 /mune/ B1	noun - chest
日々 /hibi/ B1	noun - days
面白い /omoshiroi/ B2	adjective - interesting or fun
違い /chigai/ B2	noun - difference
輝き /kagayaki/ B2	noun - shine or sparkle

Key Grammar Structures

• 気まぐれな旅の途中

  ➔ な-an ending form used to describe adjectives, meaning 'capricious' or 'fickle'

  ➔ The 'な' ending connects to the noun or adjective to describe the nature of the旅 (journey), meaning it is 'capricious' or 'fickle.'

• 楽しげに飛び交う車内で目が合う

  ➔ The 〜に form indicates the manner or state in which an action occurs, here meaning 'joyfully' or 'gleefully.'

  ➔ The phrase '楽しげに' describes how the cars are interacting, meaning 'joyfully' or 'cheerfully.'

• 分からない言葉

  ➔ The ない form of verbs indicates negation, meaning 'do not understand.'

  ➔ The phrase '分からない言葉' uses the negative form '分からない' to mean 'words I do not understand.'

• 何も間違ったりしないものと

  ➔ The たりしない form expresses the non-occurrence of multiple actions, here meaning 'nothing is wrong.'

  ➔ The phrase implies that 'nothing is wrong' by listing actions in たりしない form, emphasizing negation.

• 大人になれば

  ➔ The えば form expresses 'if' or 'when' something happens or is true.

  ➔ The phrase '大人になれば' means 'if/when I become an adult,' expressing a conditional situation.

• 空にコイン弾いて

  ➔ The verb 弾く (hiku) means 'to flick' or 'to bounce,' used here to suggest 'throwing or flicking a coin in the sky.'

  ➔ The phrase '空にコイン弾いて' suggests flicking a coin into the sky, symbolizing wishes or dreams.