Lyrics & Translation
It's okay not to smile right now
You've hidden it somewhere away
Give me your sadness
You don't want me to see it
So you tucked it into the back drawer
Even that girl who went separate ways
Kept it a secret until the very end
What remains here
Fragments of pain, fragile tears
Picking them up one by one
I've woven them together
With your pieces
I'm being built up
It's okay to cry because I'm gathering them up
Give me your sadness
It's okay not to smile now
You've hidden it somewhere away
Give me your sadness
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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悲しみ (kanashimi) /kanashimi/ B1 |
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笑う (warau) /waɾau/ A1 |
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隠す (kakusu) /kakɯsɯ/ B1 |
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奥 (oku) /okɯ/ A2 |
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引き出し (hikidashi) /hikidashi/ B1 |
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仕舞う (shimau) /ɕimau/ B2 |
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道 (michi) /mit͡ɕi/ A1 |
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場所 (basho) /baɕo/ A2 |
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残る (nokoru) /nokoɾɯ/ A2 |
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痛い (itai) /itai/ A2 |
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脆い (moroi) /moɾoi/ B2 |
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涙 (namida) /namida/ A1 |
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欠片 (kakera) /kakeɾa/ B2 |
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拾う (hirou) /hiɾoː/ A2 |
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紡ぐ (tsumugu) /tsɯmɯɡu/ C1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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君のかなしみをちょうだい
➔ 'を' particle marks the direct object of the verb.
➔ 'を' marks the direct object receiving the action of 'ちょうだい'.
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今は笑わなくていいから
➔ 'ない' form negates the verb, and 'なくていい' expresses 'it's okay not to...'.
➔ 'なくていい' expresses permission or that something is optional.
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君のかなしみを僕にちょうだい
➔ The particle 'に' indicates the target recipient of the action.
➔ 'に' marks the indirect object or recipient '僕' as the one receiving 'かなしみ'.
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奥の引き出しに仕舞った
➔ The noun '引き出し' is marked by 'に' to specify location; the verb '仕舞った' is the past tense of '仕舞う'.
➔ 'に' indicates where the action of '仕舞った' was completed, i.e., inside the drawer.
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最後まで内緒にしてた
➔ The particle 'に' here forms part of the verb phrase '内緒にしてた', meaning 'kept it secret'.
➔ 'にしてた' is casual past form of 'にする', meaning 'to keep as' or 'to make into secret'.
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痛くて 脆い涙の欠片
➔ 'て' form connects adjectives or nouns in a descriptive sequence, as in '痛くて' (painful and...).
➔ 'て' connects two adjectives or noun phrases to express reason or state.