心亂如麻 – Bilingual Lyrics Chinese/English

• By: 衛蘭

Lyrics & Translation

[Chinese]

[English]

因初吻著你想慶賀

I wanted to celebrate our first kiss

你卻開始疏遠我

But you started distancing yourself from me

假使你是覺得怯懦

If you felt shy

你會不會拒絕我?

Would you have rejected me?

你有意欲去找我

If you wanted to see me

你會通電再會過

You'd call to arrange another date

如實在認真喜歡我 或是有心敷衍我

Whether you genuinely like me or are just humoring me

如今只有三歲都清楚

Even a three-year-old could tell

是你不想我啦 甚至不找我啦

That you don't want me anymore, you don't even look for me

無非幾天變化 就像刮我幾千巴

Just a few days of change, like slapping me thousands of times

難道你共我親吻抱擁 之後竟有偏差

Could our kiss and embrace have caused a deviation?

不想和我好 請求直説真話

If you don't want to be with me, please tell me the truth

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很想你是愛得懶惰

I hope you're just lazy with love

至會多天不理我

That's why you haven't contacted me for days

心境正逐秒鐘跌墮

My mood is dropping every second

我哪一樣有做錯

What did I do wrong?

過去你極愛惜我

You used to cherish me so much

快慰之後侮辱我

After the pleasure, you humiliate me

曾自問自私開心過 自問自卑擔心過

I've asked myself if I was selfishly happy, if I was insecure and worried

如今的我 只要知清楚

Now, I just want to know clearly

是你不想我啦 甚至不找我啦

That you don't want me anymore, you don't even look for me

無非幾天變化 就像刮我幾千巴

Just a few days of change, like slapping me thousands of times

難道你共我親吻抱擁 之後竟有偏差

Could our kiss and embrace have caused a deviation?

不想和我好 請求直説真話

If you don't want to be with me, please tell me the truth

沒有膽色纏你 心亂如麻

I don't have the courage to bother you, my heart is a mess

回去吧 回去吧 來讓我傷口結疤

Go back, go back, let my wounds scar over

是你不想我嗎? 是你不找我嗎?

Is it that you don't want me anymore? Is it that you're not looking for me?

無非幾天變化 就像刮我幾千巴

Just a few days of change, like slapping me thousands of times

難道你共我親吻抱擁之後竟有偏差

Could our kiss and embrace have caused a deviation?

不想和我好 不如直說真話

If you don't want to be with me, then tell me the truth

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
吻 (wěn) /wən/ B1	verb - to kiss noun - kiss
疏遠 (shūyuǎn) /ʂu jɥɛn/ B2	verb - to drift apart; to alienate
怯懦 (qiènuò) /t͡ɕʰjɛ̂ nwɔ̂/ C1	adjective - timid; cowardly
拒絕 (jùjué) /t͡ɕŷ t͡ɕɥœ̌/ B1	verb - to refuse; to reject
意欲 (yìyù) /î ŷ/ C1	noun - desire; will
敷衍 (fūyǎn) /fú jàn/ C1	verb - to elaborate; to do sth. half-heartedly
清楚 (qīngchǔ) /t͡ɕʰɪ́ŋ t͡ʂʰù/ B1	adjective - clear; distinct
變化 (biànhuà) /bjɛ̂n xwɑ̂/ A2	noun - change
刮 (guā) /kwā/ B1	verb - to scrape; to shave; (of wind) to blow
偏差 (piānchā) /pʰjɛ́nt͡ʂʰā/ C1	noun - deviation; bias
懶惰 (lǎnduò) /làn twɔ̂/ B2	adjective - lazy
心境 (xīnjìng) /ɕín t͡ɕîŋ/ B2	noun - mood; state of mind
跌墮 (diēduò) /tjɛ́ twɔ̂/ C1	verb - to fall; to sink
愛惜 (àixī) /ài ɕī/ B2	verb - to cherish; to treasure
侮辱 (wǔrǔ) /wǔ rǔ/ B2	verb - to insult; to humiliate
自卑 (zìbēi) /tsɨ̂ péi/ B2	adjective - feeling inferior; self-abased
纏 (chán) /t͡ʂʰán/ B2	verb - to bother; to pester
傷口 (shāngkǒu) /ʂáŋ kʰòu/ B1	noun - wound
結疤 (jiébā) /t͡ɕjɛ̌ pā/ B2	verb - to form a scar
心亂如麻 (xīnluànrúmá) /ɕín lwân ʐú má/ C1	adjective - heart is as chaotic as tangled hemp (idiom); deeply disturbed

Key Grammar Structures

• 你有意欲去找我

  ➔ Use of '有意欲' (yǒu yì yù) to express 'to have the intention/desire to do something'.

  ➔ '有意欲' means 'to have the desire or intention to do something'.

• 假使你是覺得怯懦

  ➔ Use of '假使' (jiǎ shǐ) to mean 'if' or 'assuming that'.

  ➔ '假使' means 'if' or 'assuming that', used to introduce a hypothetical condition.

• 你會通電再會過

  ➔ Use of '會' (huì) to indicate future tense or the ability to do something.

  ➔ '會' indicates the potential or future action, meaning 'will' or 'be able to'.

• 是你不想我啦

  ➔ Use of '是' (shì) as a copula linking subject and predicate, emphasizing the statement.

  ➔ '是' functions as a copula to link subject and predicate, often for emphasis.

• 無非幾天變化

  ➔ Use of '無非' (wú fēi) to mean 'nothing but' or 'simply'.

  ➔ '無非' means 'nothing but' or 'simply', emphasizing that the following is just a small change or nothing extraordinary.

• 不想和我好 請求直説真話

  ➔ Use of '請求' (qǐng qiú) to mean 'to request' or 'to ask for' politely.

  ➔ '請求' means 'to request' or 'to ask for' politely, often used in formal or earnest contexts.