VORACITY
Lyrics:
[日本語]
I am very, very crazy, very
永遠に止まらない
世界の全て この口腔の中
(1, 2, 3, 4)
さあいざ 闇の中で晩餐会を
誰も彼も食糧へと
Can't stop, can't stop, eating
Can't stop, can't stop, not enough
Anything can be eaten
Even if you say no, hahaha
いのち尽くしフルコースを
味覚に暴力快楽を
Don't stop, don't stop, eating
Don't stop, don't stop, one more bite
嗚呼 足りない 飽きない 原罪の衝動よ
I am very, very crazy, very
永遠に止まらない
欲に喰われた亡者の業 I wanna go
Very, very tasty, very
盛大に宴を
世界の全て この口腔の中
I just want to eat, how tasty it is
(1, 2, 3, 4)
何もかにもをこの俎上へと
理性さえも捕食対象
Can't stop, can't stop, eating
Can't stop, can't stop, lost myself
許されない 止まない 本能の罪状
You're berry, berry, like a berry
熟れた紅い粒の様に
噛み割れ垂れる生命の sauce I'm also
Berry, berry, we're berries
群小な者達よ
跡形もなく潰され消えゆけ
I just want to eat, how tasty it is
罪と呼ぶなら良いでしょう
恥と呼ぶのも良いでしょう
欲望は本能 醜悪を肯定せよ
I am very, very hungry, very
永遠に止まらない
欲に喰われた亡者の業 I wanna go
Very, very tasty, very
盛大に宴を
世界の全て この口腔の中
I am very, very hungry, very
Very, very tasty, very
I am very, very hungry, very
Very, very tasty, very
I am very, very hungry, very
Very, very tasty, very
I am very, very hungry, very
Very, very tasty, very
I am very, very hungry, very
Very, very tasty, very
...
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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止まる /tomaru/ A2 |
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世界 /sekai/ A1 |
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口 /kuchi/ A1 |
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闇 /yami/ B2 |
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晩餐会 /bansankai/ C1 |
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食糧 /shokuryou/ B2 |
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いのち /inochi/ A2 |
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味覚 /mikaku/ B2 |
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暴力 /bouryoku/ B2 |
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快楽 /kairaku/ B2 |
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足りる /tariru/ A2 |
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飽きる /akiru/ B1 |
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原罪 /genzai/ C1 |
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衝動 /shoudou/ B2 |
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欲 /yoku/ B2 |
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亡者 /mousha/ C1 |
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業 /gou/ C1 |
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盛大 /seidai/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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I am very, very crazy, very
➔ Use of the emphatic adverb 'very' to intensify the adjective 'crazy'.
➔ 'Very' is used twice to emphasize the degree of 'crazy', demonstrating the speaker's intensity.
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永遠に止まらない
➔ Use of '永遠に' (forever) with a negative form '止まらない' (won't stop) to express continuous, unceasing action.
➔ '永遠に' means 'forever', and combined with '止まらない' (won't stop), it emphasizes an ongoing, unending process.
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Nothing can be eaten
➔ Negative modal construction using 'can' + 'be' + past participle 'eaten' to express impossibility in passive voice.
➔ This structure shows that something is not possible to be eaten, in a passive form.
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Allowable if called a sin
➔ Use of conditional 'if' to introduce a hypothetical situation, with a passive verb form 'called'.
➔ This structure expresses that something may be considered a sin under certain hypothetical conditions.
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I just want to eat, how tasty it is
➔ Use of 'how' + adjective to emphasize the degree of tastiness, forming an exclamatory sentence.
➔ 'How tasty it is' emphasizes the speaker's amazement or delight at the flavor by highlighting the degree.