Save Yourself
Lyrics:
[English]
Save yourself
Love is pain, I know too well
You've never felt
Waves this strong, just save yourself
I learned to sink or swim
But you can't even dive right in
Save yourself
If you're drowning in your doubt
Save yourself
...
I'm caught up in a current, babe
Heartbreak games, you won't play
It's obvious you don't need me
That's okay, drift away
I will trust my fate
You live your truth
I will get over it
It's obvious you don't need me
That's okay, drift away
...
Save yourself
Love is pain, I know too well
You've never felt
Waves this strong, just save yourself
I learned to sink or swim
But you can't even dive right in
Save yourself
If you're drowning in your doubt
Save yourself
...
嵐から逃げる君と対照的 非効率的な
僕はまだひとり続ける 迷いはない このゲームに
Ah 信じた運命(ウソ)
君は君 じゃ真実は何って？
分かれば苦労しないよ oh
君も僕もでもまだ
Save yourself
Love is pain, I know too well
You've never felt (you've never felt)
Waves this strong, just save yourself
I learned to sink or swim
But you can't even dive right in
Save yourself
If you're drowning in your doubt
Save yourself
...
If you're drowning in your doubt, just save yourself
...
(Drownin' in your doubt)
(Save, save)
Save yourself
Love is pain, I know too well
You've never felt
Waves this strong, just save yourself
上がるも沈むも 詰まる所自分次第なら
Save yourself
ここにいるくらいなら
Save yourself
...
Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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Love is pain, I know too well
➔ Simple Present Tense
➔ The phrase uses the simple present tense to express a general truth about love.
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If you're drowning in your doubt
➔ Conditional Sentence (Type 1)
➔ This line uses a conditional structure to express a possible situation and its consequence.
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I learned to sink or swim
➔ Infinitive Phrase
➔ The phrase 'to sink or swim' is an infinitive phrase that expresses a choice or a situation.
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It's obvious you don't need me
➔ Present Simple for Obvious Statements
➔ The use of the present simple here emphasizes the certainty of the statement.
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Drift away
➔ Phrasal Verb
➔ The phrasal verb 'drift away' means to gradually move away or become distant.
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I will trust my fate
➔ Future Simple Tense
➔ The future simple tense is used to express a decision or intention about the future.
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You've never felt waves this strong
➔ Present Perfect Tense
➔ The present perfect tense is used to indicate an experience that has relevance to the present.
