人は夢を二度見る

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もし僕がある日急に

What if one day I suddenly

世界からいなくなったら

disappeared from the world?

どこの誰が泣いてくれるか？

Who would cry for me?

考えたこと 君もあるだろう？

You've probably thought about that too, right?

そんなことくらいでしか

It's only with such thoughts

僕が生きてるその意味

that I lost the meaning of my life.

わからなくなってしまった日々

Days when I couldn't understand it anymore,

目を覚ますことさえ面倒になった

even waking up became a hassle.

幼い頃 なりたかった

When I was young, I wanted to be

将来とか未来の自分

my future self.

どこではぐれてしまったのか

Where did I lose my way?

鏡に映る知らない他人

A stranger reflected in the mirror.

夢をもう一度見ないか？

Shall we dream once more?

叶うわけがないと諦めたあの日の何かを

Something from that day I gave up on, thinking it was impossible.

人はそう誰だって みんな過去に持ってたはず

Everyone has something like that in their past.

大人になってやりたかったこと

Things I wanted to do when I grew up.

ああ 夢は二度見るもの

Ah, dreams are meant to be seen twice.

若さは熱しやすく冷めやすく 目移りするだけで

Youth is quick to ignite and cool down, just easily distracted,

とても大切なもの 見失ってしまうけれど

but I might lose sight of something very important.

それでも 人は夢を二度見る

Still, people dream twice.

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だけど確かに今ここで

But surely, right here and now,

僕はこうして生きている

I am living like this.

勘違いした遠回りや

I've taken many detours,

道に何度も迷って来たけど

getting lost on the way,

10年後の自分とか

but I couldn't imagine

想像なんてできなかった

myself ten years from now.

10年前の僕からは

How does my current self look

今の自分がどう見えるか？

to the me from ten years ago?

誰も 夢から覚めるけど

Everyone wakes from their dreams,

せめてその続きを見ようって 寝返り打つよね

but at least we try to see the continuation, right?

目をそっとまた瞑つむり 楽しかった物語を

Gently closing my eyes again, I recall

一生懸命 思い出すんだ

the joyful stories with all my might.

ああ 夢は一度じゃないよ

Ah, dreams are not just once.

ベッドの中で二度寝するように また見てみればいい

Like taking a second nap in bed, it's okay to see them again.

きっとあの頃のように いつの間にかワクワクして

Surely, just like back then, I’ll find excitement before I know it,

叶えるために夢を見られる

able to dream to make it come true.

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夢をもう一度見ないか？

Shall we dream once more?

叶うわけがないと諦めたあの日の何かを

Something from that day I gave up on, thinking it was impossible.

人はそう誰だって みんな過去に持ってたはず

Everyone has something like that in their past.

大人になってやりたかったこと

Things I wanted to do when I grew up.

ああ 夢は二度見るもの

Ah, dreams are meant to be seen twice.

若さは熱しやすく冷めやすく 目移りするだけで

Youth is quick to ignite and cool down, just easily distracted,

とても大切なもの 見失ってしまうけれど

but I might lose sight of something very important.

それでも 人は夢を二度見る

Still, people dream twice.

今ならちゃんと夢を見られる

Now I can properly dream.

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이 노래의 어휘:

어휘	의미
夢 /yume/ A2	noun - dream
見る /miru/ A1	verb - to see
大人 /otona/ A2	noun - adult
過去 /kako/ B1	noun - past
意味 /imi/ B1	noun - meaning
未来 /mirai/ B1	noun - future
自分 /jibun/ A2	noun - oneself
物語 /monogatari/ B2	noun - story
思い出す /omoidasu/ B1	verb - to remember
叶う /kanau/ B2	verb - to come true
確か /tashika/ B1	adjective - certain
生きる /ikiru/ A1	verb - to live
迷う /mayou/ B2	verb - to be lost
若さ /wakasa/ B2	noun - youth
面倒 /mendou/ B2	adjective - troublesome

문법:

• もし僕がある日急に

  ➔ Use of the conditional "もし" + verb in the past tense to express hypothetical situations.

  ➔ The word "もし" is used with the past tense form of the verb to indicate a hypothetical or contrary-to-fact condition.

• どこの誰が泣いてくれるか？

  ➔ Use of the question word "か" at the end of a sentence to turn it into a question.

  ➔ The particle "か" is used at the end of a sentence to indicate that it is a question.

• 人は夢を二度見る

  ➔ Use of the verb "見る" in the present tense to express habitual or general truths.

  ➔ The verb "見る" in present tense indicates that the action of seeing or dreaming is ongoing or habitual.

• 叶うわけがないと諦めたあの日の何かを

  ➔ Use of "わけがない" to express impossibility or that something cannot happen.

  ➔ The phrase "わけがない" emphasizes that something is absolutely impossible or unreasonable.

• 大人になってやりたかったこと

  ➔ Use of "になって" (becoming) + verb to indicate the transition into a state or role.

  ➔ The phrase "〜になって" shows the process of becoming or transitioning into a different state or role.

• 一生懸命思い出すんだ

  ➔ Use of the volitional form "思い出すんだ" to express an exhortation or strong intention to do something.

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• 叶えるために夢を見られる

  ➔ Use of the potential form "見られる" with "ために" to express purpose or ability to do something to achieve a goal.

  ➔ The phrase "見られる" in potential form illustrates the ability or possibility to see or dream, linked with purpose "ために" to achieve a goal.