Lyrics & Translation
Dreaming while being laughed at
The light of the spotlight is like wings
Ah, the person I saw in my dream is a rock 'n' roll star
If I could handle everything just as I wish
Surely the world wouldn't resonate
If I pile up all the loneliness
It turns into a roar that can be called love
Tonight, I am a rock star
I haven't had enough fun
I want to keep dreaming
Hey you, you're not alone
If you can't sleep
Then let's sing a song
Ah, they're so noisy about this and that
Surely, they won't run out of things
Because I see what I love
I don't need advice
Just you and me is enough
Tonight, I am a rock star
The shining moments aren't forever
As long as a butterfly takes flight
I just want to keep singing
Tonight, I am a rock star
I haven't had enough fun
I want to keep dreaming
Hey you, you're not alone
If you can't sleep
Then let's sing a song
Just for this moment, it’s true
I'm a rock 'n' roll star
Tonight, I am a rock star
Key Vocabulary
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変える /kaeru/ B1 |
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夢 /yume/ A2 |
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光 /hikari/ A2 |
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ロックスター /rokusutā/ B2 |
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孤独 /kodoku/ B1 |
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愛 /ai/ A2 |
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歌 /uta/ A1 |
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時 /toki/ A1 |
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助言 /jogen/ B2 |
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輝く /kagayaku/ B1 |
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遊び /asobi/ A2 |
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響く /hibiku/ B2 |
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五月蝿い /usugurai/ B2 |
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一人 /hitori/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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何か変えなきゃって
➔ Conditional form using ～なきゃ (must do); expressing necessity or obligation.
➔ The phrase '~なきゃ' is a colloquial contraction of 'なければ' meaning 'if not' or 'must'.
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夢に見た君はロックンロールスター
➔ Past tense use of 見た to indicate 'dreamed of' or 'saw' in a dream.
➔ The verb '見る' in the past tense '見た' indicates that the subject dreamed of the person in the song.
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全部思う様 こなせるなら
➔ Conditional form using ～なら (if it is the case that), expressing 'if possible' or 'assuming that'.
➔ The ～なら form introduces a condition or supposition, meaning 'if it is possible to...'.
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愛すべきものは見えてるから
➔ The passive volitional form 愛すべき (to be loved / lovable) + ものは (things) + 見えてる (see / visible), indicating that lovable things are visible or clear.
➔ The phrase combines the volitional ('should be loved') form with 'things' and 'visible', suggesting that lovable or important things are clear or apparent.
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今夜アタシはロックスター
➔ Declarative sentence with は indicating the topic 'I' (アタシ) and asserting 'I am a rock star'.
➔ The particle は marks the topic of the sentence, emphasizing that the speaker (アタシ) identifies as a rock star tonight.
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