Lyrics & Translation
To meet a new version of myself
The things I couldn't say I liked
The fact that I wasn't in your happiness
Being able to accept that
I cried alone in the bathtub
My face hurts, and I want to see you
How many times have I said "I love you"?
Yet why is it that no one is here beside me now?
How many times have I heard "I love you"?
Only loneliness remains in my heart
What does it mean to fall in love?
If you were crying alone
I feel like I should be by your side
I cried alone in bed
I can't love your voice, face, or heart
If I had been born in a different place
Would I have been a different me?
If I could be reborn
Would I no longer be alone?
How many times have I said I would come to see you?
Yet why is it that no one is here beside me now?
How many times have I heard "come see me"?
Only regret remains in my heart
If only on that day, in that moment
I could have voiced my selfishness
If I could cry my heart out in your arms
If I could say "we'll meet again, we'll meet again"
If I could say "we'll meet again"
No matter how much I chase, I can't catch up
Merry-go-round
Loving you, see, it hurts this much
I can even live loving that, I can think that much
I truly think of you from the bottom of my heart
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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好き /suki/ A1 |
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会う /au/ A1 |
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泣く /naku/ A1 |
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愛する /aisuru/ A2 |
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幸せ /shiawase/ A2 |
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胸 /mune/ B1 |
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後悔 /koukai/ B2 |
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瞬間 /shunkan/ B2 |
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苦しい /kurushii/ B2 |
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独り /hitori/ B2 |
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生まれる /umareru/ B2 |
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想う /omou/ B2 |
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追いかける /oikakeru/ B2 |
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言う /iu/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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好きになるってどんなこと?
➔ Use of って (tte) as casual quotative marker to indicate '感情を表す' and '話題を強調'.
➔ The particle "って" (tte) is used here to mark the preceding phrase as a quote or a topic, adding a casual tone.
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それを受け入れてしまえたこと
➔ Use of てしまえた (te-shimaeta) as potential form of てしまう (to finish, do completely) in past tense, expressing a sense of accomplishment or acceptance.
➔ The phrase indicates that the speaker has come to accept or fully realize a certain fact or feeling.
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一人泣いてた
➔ Use of 一人 (hitori) + te-form (泣いてた, naite ta) to describe an ongoing or past continuous action of crying alone.
➔ This structure portrays a past action of crying while being alone, emphasizing solitude.
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愛するってほら こんなに苦しいのです
➔ Use of って (tte) as casual quotative marker, and ほら (hora) as a discourse particle for emphasis or drawing attention.
➔ This phrase emphasizes the difficulty of love, with ほら (hora) adding a conversational emphasis.
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愛するってほら こんなに苦しいのです
➔ Use of って (tte) as casual quotative marker, and です (desu) for polite sentence ending.
➔ This sentence states that loving is very painful, with the polite ending です adding formality.