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昨日の夜から君がいなくなって 00:33
24時間がたった 00:40
僕はまだ一歩も外には出ていない 00:46
00:58
マイペースでよく寝坊する君のことを想って 01:12
5分早めた家の時計 もう意味ないな 01:25
タバコの嫌いな 僕を気遣って 01:38
ベランダで吸ってたっけな 01:44
カーテンが揺れて 目があつくなった 01:51
もうそこに君はいない 01:58
「もっとちゃんと僕を見ててよ、もっとちゃんと」って 02:07
その言葉が君には重かったの? 02:13
「もっとちゃんと僕を見ててよ、もっとちゃんと」って 02:20
言わなければ君はここにいたかな 02:26
02:37
僕のことは 多分君がよく知ってる 02:46
眠たい時は体温が上がる 02:59
キスは短めが好きってことも 03:03
そのとき思った 僕は君のこと 03:12
どれくらいわかってたんだろ 03:18
1番最初に浮かんできたのは 03:25
君の好きなタバコの名前 03:32
「もっとちゃんと君を見てれば、もっとちゃんと」って 03:38
今さら気づいても遅いよな 03:45
「もっとちゃんと君を見てれば、もっとちゃんと」って 03:51
今気づいたって何の意味があんだ 03:57
君が置いていったタバコ 04:04
僕の大嫌いなものなのに 04:11
どうして火をつけてしまった 04:19
君の匂いがしたのさ 君の匂い 04:27
一口吸ってしまった 04:43
でもやっぱりむせた 04:47
「もっとちゃんと僕を見ててよ、もっとちゃんと」って 04:56
言わなければ君はまだここにいたかな 05:02
「もっとちゃんと君を見てれば、もっとちゃんと」って 05:09
少し苦い君の匂いに泣けた 05:15
05:26

たばこ – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the raw emotions of heartbreak with コレサワ's poignant track "たばこ." This song is a fantastic way to engage with Japanese language through its relatable theme of lost love and lingering memories. Its straightforward yet deeply resonant lyrics offer a window into everyday Japanese expressions of sorrow and reflection, making it special for its honest portrayal of post-breakup feelings.

[English]
Since last night, you've been gone
It's been 24 hours
I haven't stepped outside even once
...
Thinking about you, who often oversleeps at your own pace
I already turned the clock back five minutes, but it’s meaningless now
Because you worried about me, who hates cigarettes
Did you used to smoke on the balcony?
The curtains fluttered, and my eyes started to sting
You're no longer here
"Look at me properly, just pay attention to me," I kept saying
Was that phrase too heavy for you?
"Look at me properly, just pay attention," I kept saying
If I hadn’t said that, would you still be here?
...
You probably know me pretty well
When I’m sleepy, my body temperature rises
And I also know you prefer short kisses
That’s what I thought at the time—about you
How much did I really understand about you?
The first thing that came to mind was
The name of your favorite cigarette
"If only I had paid more attention to you, more properly"
It’s too late to realize now
"If only I had paid more attention to you, more properly"
What’s the point of realizing it now?
The cigarettes you left behind
I hate them so much
But why did I light one up?
It smelled like you, your scent
One puff, and I took a drag
But I still ended up choking
"Look at me properly, just pay attention to me," I kept saying
If I hadn’t said that, would you still be here?
"Look at me properly, just pay attention to me," I kept saying
Your slightly bitter scent made me cry
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

/kimi/

A1
  • noun
  • - you (informal)

タバコ

/tabako/

A2
  • noun
  • - tobacco

気遣う

/kizukau/

B1
  • verb
  • - to be concerned about

匂い

/nioi/

B1
  • noun
  • - smell, scent

思う

/omou/

A2
  • verb
  • - to think

言葉

/kotoba/

B1
  • noun
  • - word, language

好き

/suki/

A1
  • adjective
  • - like, fond of

苦い

/nigai/

B2
  • adjective
  • - bitter

出る

/deru/

A2
  • verb
  • - to go out, to exit

泣く

/naku/

A2
  • verb
  • - to cry

/hi/

A1
  • noun
  • - fire

意味

/imi/

B1
  • noun
  • - meaning

体温

/tai-on/

B2
  • noun
  • - body temperature

短い

/mijikai/

A2
  • adjective
  • - short

遅い

/osoi/

A2
  • adjective
  • - slow, late

揺れる

/yureru/

B1
  • verb
  • - to shake, to sway

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Key Grammar Structures

  • もう意味ないな

    ➔ Use of "な" at the end of a sentence to seek confirmation or soften a statement

    ➔ The particle "な" adds a nuance of seeking agreement or softening the statement.

  • 君がいなくなって

    ➔ Use of "~が...になって" to indicate a change or result caused by someone's absence

    ➔ This construction highlights a cause-and-effect relationship relating to someone's absence.

  • 君の好きなタバコの名前

    ➔ Use of "の" to indicate possession or attribution

    ➔ The particle "の" links nouns to show possession or descriptive relationship.

  • 少し苦い君の匂い

    ➔ Use of "少し" to mean "a little" or "slightly" as an adverb

    "少し" modifies adjectives or nouns to indicate a small degree or amount.

  • 君が置いていったタバコ

    ➔ Use of "~ていった" to indicate an action completed and moving away or away from the speaker's perspective

    ➔ This form expresses a completed action with a sense of moving away from the speaker's current state or location.

  • 言わなければ君はまだここにいたかな

    ➔ Use of "~なければ" to express hypothetical condition (if not ... then ...)

    "~なければ" expresses a hypothetical condition when the negation of a verb is required for the statement to hold.

  • 少し苦い君の匂いに泣けた

    ➔ Use of "に" to indicate a target or a cause for a feeling or action

    ➔ The particle "に" marks the noun as the target of the feeling or action, in this case, the scent.