Lyrics & Translation
The world was so dark, I cried every night
Maybe it would be easier if I just disappeared completely
I was scared of everyone's gazes as they looked at me
The beautiful days felt so painful
Really hated that I wasn't loved
Even though Mom and Dad were watching me
My heart was pulling away in the opposite direction
Why, why, why, why?
The phrase 'time heals all' was true
With each passing day, I started to feel better
But if I feel too happy, it becomes scary again
Like I might lose the happiness I've gained
The beautiful memories hurt so much
No matter how much I suffered, I couldn't forget
Even though friends and everyone were watching me
I was drifting further away from the real me
But still, someday
I felt like I could even become the light
If I could overcome all the pain
I thought I could shine
I don't want to give up
Even though I had sleepless nights
If I could stand up again
Maybe you'll find me
Ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah ah ah ah
No matter how much I worried
No matter how much I worried
No matter how much I wished, how much I pleaded
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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消える /ki.e.ru/ B1 |
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世界 /se.kai/ A2 |
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暗い /kurai/ A2 |
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怖い /kowai/ A2 |
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愛 /ai/ A1 |
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記憶 /kioku/ B1 |
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痛み /itami/ B1 |
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光 /hikari/ A2 |
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友達 /tomodachi/ A1 |
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楽 /raku/ B1 |
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悩む /nayamu/ B1 |
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輝く /kagayaku/ B2 |
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立ち上がる /tachiagaru/ B2 |
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願う /negau/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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世界が真っ暗で毎晩泣いていた
➔ The use of "で" as a conjunction indicating reason or manner
➔ "で" connects a noun indicating the cause or manner of an action
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心は裏腹に遠ざかっていく
➔ Use of "に" after "裏腹" to indicate direction or manner
➔ "に" marks the direction or manner in which the heart is moving away
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幸せ過ぎるとまた怖くなる
➔ Use of "と" to express condition or consequence
➔ "と" indicates that if the condition (being too happy) is met, then the result (becoming scared) occurs
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すべての痛み越えたなら
➔ Use of "なら" to indicate a hypothetical or conditional situation
➔ "なら" introduces a hypothetical scenario where if all pain is surpassed, then ...
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立ち上がれたなら
➔ Use of "なら" to indicate a hypothetical or conditional scenario
➔ "なら" again introduces a conditional scenario—if I can stand up again...
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どんなに悩んだの?
➔ Use of "どんなに" to emphasize the degree or extent of something
➔ "どんなに" emphasizes the extent or degree of the speaker's concern or effort