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あなた最近なんかヘンよ 00:08
私を愛してくれない 00:13
どうすればいい?何すればいい?終わりはイヤ 00:17
みんなが言う 目を覚ませって 00:25
もっともっといいヒトいるはずって 00:29
だけどね私には あなただけ 00:34
「サヨナラ」は聞きたくない 00:42
Love me love me say that you love me 00:46
fool me fool me go on and fool me 00:50
love me love me たとえ嘘でも ねえ 00:55
lead me lead me 好きだって言って 00:59
泣いてお願いするわ 01:04
Love me love me say that you love me 01:11
lead me lead me 01:16
just say that you need me 01:17
あなた以外無理よ 01:20
絶望ってこういう気持ち? 01:28
眠れない考えすぎて 01:33
愛されたままでいるには どうするの? 01:37
朝も昼も夜も悩んで 01:45
それでも答えがわかんない 01:49
何もしてくれなくていい ただそばにいて 01:54
So I cry, I pray, and I beg 02:02
Love me love me say that you love me 02:06
fool me fool me go on and fool me 02:10
love me love me たとえ嘘でも ねえ 02:15
lead me lead me 好きだって言って 02:19
泣いてお願いするわ 02:24
Love me love me say that you love me 02:31
lead me lead me 02:36
just say that you need me 02:37

Lovefool – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Discover the vibrant world of J-pop with Dream Ami's rendition of "Lovefool," a delightful cover that mixes English and Japanese lyrics. This song offers a glimpse into Japanese pop culture while exploring universal themes of love and longing, making it a fun and engaging way to learn new vocabulary and cultural nuances.

[English]
You've been acting strange lately
You don't love me
What should I do? What can I do? I don't want it to end
Everyone says to wake up
They say there must be better people out there
But for me, it's only you
I don't want to hear "goodbye"
Love me love me say that you love me
Fool me fool me go on and fool me
Love me love me even if it's a lie, hey
Lead me lead me say that you like me
I’ll cry and beg
Love me love me say that you love me
Lead me lead me
Just say that you need me
It's impossible without you
Is this what despair feels like?
I can't sleep, thinking too much
What should I do to stay loved?
Worrying morning, noon, and night
Still, I don't know the answer
You don't have to do anything, just be by my side
So I cry, I pray, and I beg
Love me love me say that you love me
Fool me fool me go on and fool me
Love me love me even if it's a lie, hey
Lead me lead me say that you like me
I’ll cry and beg
Love me love me say that you love me
Lead me lead me
Just say that you need me
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

愛(あい)

/ai/

A2
  • noun
  • - love
  • verb
  • - to love

ヘン

/hen/

B1
  • adjective
  • - strange, weird

目(め)

/me/

A1
  • noun
  • - eye

嘘(うそ)

/ɯso/

B1
  • noun
  • - lie

好き(すき)

/sɯki/

A1
  • adjective
  • - liked, favorite

無理(むり)

/mɯɾi/

B1
  • adjective
  • - impossible, unreasonable

絶望(ぜつぼう)

/zeʦuboː/

B2
  • noun
  • - despair

気持ち(きもち)

/kimot͡ɕi/

A2
  • noun
  • - feeling, sensation

眠る(ねむる)

/nemɯɾɯ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to sleep

考える(かんがえる)

/kaŋɡaeɾɯ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to think, to consider

朝(あさ)

/asa/

A1
  • noun
  • - morning

昼(ひる)

/hiɾɯ/

A1
  • noun
  • - noon, daytime

夜(よる)

/joɾɯ/

A1
  • noun
  • - night

そば

/sóba/

A2
  • noun
  • - side, near

涙(なみだ)

/namida/

A2
  • noun
  • - tear

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Key Grammar Structures

  • どうすればいい?

    ➔ What should I do?

    ➔ The phrase *どうすればいい* uses the conditional form *すれば* (if I do) combined with *いい* (good), to ask what action is appropriate or acceptable.

  • Love me love me say that you love me

    ➔ Imperative sentences with repetition for emphasis, involving direct requests.

    ➔ The repeated command *Love me love me* emphasizes the plea, turning a simple request into an emotional appeal.

  • fool me fool me go on and fool me

    ➔ Usage of imperative mood with coordinated verbs, implying continuous action.

    ➔ The repeated verbs *fool me* express a plea for continued deception, creating a rhythmic and emotional emphasis.

  • just say that you need me

    ➔ Imperative sentence with the modal verb *say* used to request or command.

    ➔ The imperative *just say that you need me* directly requests the other person to express their need sincerely.