Lyrics & Translation
Closing my eyes at sunset
I wonder what you're thinking
I kept my eyes open
Your eyes are like glass
Just a little scent of clear sky
Sunny and bright, let the flowers bloom
Because they bloom in the clear sky
Even rain that falls and stops
Decorates you with clear skies
The sound that strikes my chest, calm down
We are the spring breeze
Overcoming that cloud too
Going far, still far away
You are like the sunshine
Closing my eyes at blue sky
I wonder what makes you sad
I keep my eyes open
Your eyes are like glass
Now I sense the smell of rain a little
Cry and cry, sky, cry too
Crying because of the rain
Even the pouring rain
Is clear above the clouds
The sound of hitting the ground, ring out
We are the wild spring
Overcoming that sea too
Traveling far, still far away
A passing shower, rustling the grass
Sheep clouds, that’s also spring’s fault
Like the wind, spring rides in my heart
Waiting for the clear sky
Sunny and bright, skies, split open
Splitting open because of spring
Even rain that stops falling
Decorates you with clear skies
Playing the heart-touching sound
We are the spring breeze
Listening to the wind of the clear sky
Come on, this song, calm down!
Sunny and bright, flowers, bloom
Blooming because of spring
Overcoming that cloud too
Traveling far, still far away
Key Vocabulary
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風 /kaze/ A1 |
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目 /me/ A1 |
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雨 /ame/ A1 |
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晴る /haru/ B1 |
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音 /oto/ A2 |
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花 /hana/ A1 |
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胸 /mune/ B1 |
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青色 /aoiro/ B2 |
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悲しい /kanashii/ B1 |
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咲く /saku/ B1 |
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雲 /kumo/ A1 |
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遠く /tooku/ B2 |
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春 /haru/ A1 |
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音楽 /ongaku/ B2 |
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飾る /kazaru/ B2 |
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待つ /matsu/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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目を閉じては夕暮れ
➔ The te-form + は (wa) is used here to indicate a repeated or continuous action, with 目を閉じて (closing eyes) and 夕暮れ (dusk).
➔ The phrase combines the て form with は to emphasize an ongoing or repeated action.
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晴に晴れ、花よ咲け
➔ The form N + に + verb (晴に晴れ) indicates a change towards a state or condition, here meaning 'becoming clear' or 'clear sky'.
➔ Using に with the verb indicates movement or change toward a certain condition, conveying a sense of transformation.
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降り止めば雨でさえ
➔ The conditional form (辞書形＋ば) expresses 'if' or 'when' something happens; here, 'when the rain stops'.
➔ The ば form indicates a condition that, when met, results in a specific outcome, emphasizing a cause-effect relationship.
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僕ら晴る風
➔ This phrase combines a noun + る (ru verb form) + noun, forming a poetic expression meaning 'we are like a clearing wind' or 'our wind clears'.
➔ Using る in this poetic context allows personification and metaphor, expressing a natural or emotional state.
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遠くまだ遠くまで
➔ The adverbial phrase まだ (still/yet) + 遠くまで (to far away) emphasizes continued distance or progression over a long span.
➔ This structure highlights ongoing movement or progress towards a distant goal, with まだ implying persistence.
