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ありったけの想いは これだけの言葉に 00:01
「愛したけど重いわ」 それだけのことなの 00:09
愛したのは誰だっけ 00:24
あれほどの時間が 消えて見えなくなった 00:28
まだ触れてる筈なのに 00:36
忘れてしまえば 消える反照 00:40
本当だって良いと思えないの あたしはまだ弱い虫? 00:48
コントラクト会議 あたしはまたきみの中に堕ちていくの? 00:56
きみの中であたしぼっち 愛迷な呪いで 01:11
白と黒の“つらいごっこ” 愛と欲を演じているんだ 01:19
麻酔をかけても 廻る代償 01:27
本当だって良いと思えるまで あたしはまた繰り返す 01:34
モンブランは甘味 裸足のまま その甘さに溺れちゃうの 01:42
どうか いかないで 01:51
どうか 消えないで 01:55
ねえきっとあたしはきみをやめたいのに 01:59
あたしが死ねばいいの? 今すぐに 02:13
本当だって良いと思えないの あたしはまだ弱い虫? 02:24
コントラクト会議 あたしはまたきみの中に堕ちていく 02:31
愛したっていいじゃん 変われないよ あたしは今何回目なの 02:39
きみがやっぱ欲しいよ 02:47
あたしはまた弱虫モンブランだったみたいだ 02:50
きみが入ってる 繰り返し果てる 03:03
それに応えよと あたしは喘ぐの 03:11
ありったけの想いは これだけの言葉に 03:25

弱虫モンブラン (Reloaded) – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Immerse yourself in the world of Vocaloid music with DECO*27 and Hatsune Miku's "Yowamushi Mont Blanc (Reloaded)." This re-imagined classic offers a profound exploration of human emotions through its evocative Japanese lyrics. By exploring this song, you can learn common Japanese phrases related to love, doubt, and self-reflection, and appreciate how modern Japanese music blends poetic storytelling with electronic soundscapes. Its unique blend of poignant narrative and captivating rhythm makes it a perfect entry point for understanding the nuances of the Japanese language in contemporary pop culture.

[English]
All the feelings I have are just these words
“I loved you, but it’s too much”—is that all there is to it?
Who was it that I loved?
All that time we had has vanished out of sight
I should still feel you here
If I forget, the reflection disappears
Can’t accept that it’s real—am I still a coward?
Contract meetings—will I fall into you again?
Alone inside you, cursed by love’s confusion
Black and white “game of pain”—acting out love and desire
Even with anesthesia, the cost keeps spinning
Until I can believe it’s real, I’ll repeat it all again
Mont Blanc’s sweetness—barefoot, I drown in its sugar
Please, don’t go away
Please, don’t fade away
Even though I’m sure I want to quit you
Should I just die? Right here, right now
Can’t accept that it’s real—am I still a coward?
Contract meetings—I’ll fall into you again
It’s okay to love, right? I can’t change—how many times have I been here now?
I still want you, after all
Seems I’m still that cowardly Mont Blanc
You’re inside me—repeating till the end
I gasp, trying to answer it
All the feelings I have are just these words
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

想い

/omoɪ/

A2
  • noun
  • - feeling, thought, emotion

/ai/

A1
  • noun
  • - love

重い

/omoi/

B1
  • adjective
  • - heavy, burdensome

消える

/kɪeɾu/

A2
  • verb
  • - to disappear

弱い

/yowai/

A1
  • adjective
  • - weak

コントラクト

/kontorakuto/

B2
  • noun
  • - contract

堕ちる

/otʃiɾu/

B1
  • verb
  • - to fall, to be drawn into

呪い

/noroi/

B1
  • noun
  • - curse

演じる

/enjiru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to act, to play a role

麻酔

/masui/

C1
  • noun
  • - anesthesia

代償

/daishou/

B2
  • noun
  • - compensation, price

溺れる

/oboreru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to drown, to be overwhelmed

繰り返す

/kurikaesu/

A2
  • verb
  • - to repeat

モンブラン

/monburan/

B1
  • noun
  • - mont blanc (dessert), metaphorical reference

喘ぐ

/aegu/

C1
  • verb
  • - to gasp, to pant

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 愛した**けど**重いわ

    ➔ けど (kedo): Conjunction expressing contrast, but, although.

    ➔ Expresses that although the speaker loved the person, the love was too heavy. The "kedo" softens the statement, implying a reason for the separation.

  • まだ触れてる**筈なのに**

    ➔ 筈 (hazu) + なのに (nanoni): Expresses expectation or assumption that something should be the case, but in reality, it is not. Combines "should be" with "despite that".

    ➔ Implies the speaker *should* still be able to feel the touch, but for some reason, they can't. Highlights a disconnect between expectation and reality.

  • 忘れてしまえ**ば** 消える反照

    ➔ ~ば (ba) Conditional form: Expresses a hypothetical condition. 'If' or 'When' something happens.

    ➔ The sentence states that *if* (or *when*) you forget, the reflection will disappear. This suggests a link between memory and reality.

  • 本当だって良いと思え**ないの** あたしはまだ弱い虫?

    ➔ ~ないの (nai no): A questioning suffix that adds a sense of doubt or seeking confirmation. It implies that the speaker is unsure and is looking for validation or an explanation.

    ➔ The "nai no" at the end expresses a feeling of uncertainty and insecurity about accepting something as truth. It is a rhetorical question.

  • きみの中であたし**ぼっち** 愛迷な呪いで

    ➔ ぼっち (bocchi): Slang term for being alone, lonely, isolated. It emphasizes the state of being completely by oneself.

    ➔ The word "bocchi" highlights the feeling of being isolated and alone even when inside the person they love. It is a strong, emotional word.

  • あたしが死ね**ば**いいの? 今すぐに

    ➔ ~ばいい (ba ii): Expresses the idea of 'it would be good if...' or 'should I...?'. It's a conditional expressing what would be a desirable action or outcome.

    ➔ The question "あたしが死ねばいいの?" (Should I die?) expresses a desperate feeling and the belief that their death might be the only solution.

  • 変われないよ あたしは今何回**目**なの

    ➔ ~目 (me): Suffix indicating ordinal numbers (first, second, third, etc.).

    ➔ The speaker wonders what "number" (times, instance) this is, implying a repeated cycle of events or emotions. It suggests a sense of being trapped in a loop.