Ado - アイ・アイ・ア/Love, Love, Ah

Ado - アイ・アイ・ア/Love, Love, Ah





ai ai a
Love, love, ah

aisaretai kara bousou chuu
I'm running wild because I want to be loved

  • 愛あいされたい /aisaretai/:
    want to be loved; passive of 愛する plus たい
  • から /kara/:
    because; since
  • 暴走ぼうそう中ちゅう /bousou chuu/:
    currently running wild; out of control

chuu saretai kara ai ai a
Because I want to be kissed—love, love, ah

  • チューされたい /chuu saretai/:
    want to be kissed; チュー is a casual word for a kiss
  • から /kara/:
    because; since

haa
Huh?

kachi kachi mukachi
Value, value, worthless

  • 価値かち /kachi/:
    value; worth
  • 無価値むかち /mukachi/:
    worthless; without value

kochikochi kokochi ii
That rigid feeling feels good

  • 心地ここちいい /kokochi ii/:
    comfortable; pleasant to the senses

jikan jikkan jikan jikkan over tarinai
Time, a sense of reality, time, a sense of reality—over, not enough

  • 時間じかん /jikan/:
    time
  • 実感じっかん /jikkan/:
    real feeling; sense of reality
  • 足たりない /tarinai/:
    not enough; insufficient (dictionary form: 足りる)

ginmi ginmi ginmi ginmi give me more more time uh-huh
Scrutinize, scrutinize, scrutinize, scrutinize—give me more, more time? Uh-huh?

  • 吟味ぎんみ /ginmi/:
    careful examination or selection; also a pun on 「give me」

kiss me me me me me me me sou sou sou aa mou ii wa
Kiss me, me, me, me, me, me, me—yes, yes, yes; ah, that's enough

  • もういいわ /mou ii wa/:
    that's enough; never mind, with emotional emphasis from final わ

jikan ga nai jikan ga nai kore dake ja fuman
There's no time, there's no time—this alone won't satisfy me

  • 時間じかんがない /jikan ga nai/:
    there is no time; to be out of time
  • これだけ /kore dake/:
    only this; just this much
  • じゃ /ja/:
    casual contraction of では; here, 「if it's only this」
  • 不満ふまん /fuman/:
    dissatisfaction; discontent

tokku no tou ni geemu oobaa
It was game over long ago

  • とっくのとうに /tokku no tou ni/:
    long ago; already a long time ago
  • ゲームオーバー /geemu oobaa/:
    game over; figuratively, it's all over

shinjirarenai rakusa no daunfooru
An unbelievable plunge from that gap

  • 信しんじられない /shinjirarenai/:
    unbelievable; cannot believe (potential negative of 信じる)
  • 落差らくさ /rakusa/:
    drop; gap; disparity
  • ダウンフォール /daunfooru/:
    downfall; collapse

iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya aa
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no—no, no, no, no, no, ah

  • 嫌いや /iya/:
    dislike; no; unwilling

sukare sugi sukisu
Liked too much, loving too much

  • 好すかれすぎ /sukare sugi/:
    being liked too much; passive of 好く plus すぎ, followed by wordplay

sabishi sugi su gisu aa
Too lonely, everything turns strained—ah

  • さびしすぎ /sabishi sugi/:
    too lonely; adjective stem of さびしい plus すぎる, with a wordplay suggesting strained relations

soko asa sugite sa
That spot is just too shallow

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot, emphasized in katakana
  • 浅あさすぎてさ /asa sugite sa/:
    it's too shallow; 浅い plus すぎる in て-form, with emphatic さ

gusagusa sase yo shin no zou made huh
Stab deep, all the way into my heart—huh?

  • 刺させよ /sase yo/:
    stab it; imperative of 刺す plus emphatic よ
  • 心しんの臓ぞうまで /shin no zou made/:
    all the way to the heart; 心の臓 is archaic or dramatic, and まで marks the limit

sou soko chi shibuku made
Yes, right there, until blood spurts

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot
  • 血ちしぶくまで /chi shibuku made/:
    until blood spurts or sprays; まで marks the resulting limit

ukare sugi sukisu
Too carried away, loving too much

  • 浮うかれすぎ /ukare sugi/:
    getting too carried away; 浮かれる plus すぎ, followed by wordplay

kanashi sugi su gisu uu
Too sad, everything turns strained—ooh

  • 悲かなしすぎ /kanashi sugi/:
    too sad; adjective stem of 悲しい plus すぎる, followed by wordplay

soko buchinukete saa
Punch straight through that spot

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot, emphasized in katakana
  • ぶち抜ぬけて /buchinukete/:
    punch straight through; て-form of ぶち抜く used as a forceful request

bukkowareten da garasu no haato nante sa
It's completely broken—this so-called glass heart

  • ぶっ壊こわれてんだ /bukkowareten da/:
    it's completely broken; contraction of ぶっ壊れているんだ
  • ガラス /garasu/:
    glass (from Dutch 「glas」)
  • ハート /haato/:
    heart; ガラスのハート means a fragile heart
  • なんて /nante/:
    such a thing as; so-called, often dismissive

a ai ita sugite hai
Ah, love—it hurts so much I'm high

  • 愛あい /ai/:
    love
  • 痛いたすぎて /ita sugite/:
    hurting too much; 痛い plus すぎる in て-form
  • ハイ /hai/:
    high; euphoric (from English 「high」)

ai ai a ai ai a
Love, love, ah; love, love, ah

aiaia aiaia aiaia aiaia
Love-love-ah, love-love-ah, love-love-ah, love-love-ah

aiaiaiai aiaiaiai aiaiaiai a
Love, love, love, love; love, love, love, love; love, love, love, love—ah


kimi no kata ni
On your shoulders

  • きみ /kimi/:
    you; an intimate or familiar form of address
  • 肩かた /kata/:
    shoulder

sayuu sayuu umi wo tsukuru yo
Left and right, I'll make an ocean on both sides

  • 左右さゆう /sayuu/:
    left and right; both sides
  • 海うみ /umi/:
    sea; here, a metaphor for abundant tears
  • 作つくるよ /tsukuru yo/:
    will make; 作る plus emphatic よ

samishi kanashi ureshi kimochi
Lonely, sad, happy feelings

  • 寂さみし /samishi/:
    lonely; clipped form of 寂しい, read さみしい
  • 悲かなし /kanashi/:
    sad; clipped form of 悲しい
  • 嬉うれし /ureshi/:
    happy; clipped form of 嬉しい
  • きもち /kimochi/:
    feeling; emotion, usually written 気持ち

shini so iki so chikachika hikaru
As if dying, as if coming alive, flickering with light

  • 死しにそ /shini so/:
    seems about to die; clipped form of 死にそう, from 死ぬ
  • 生いきそ /iki so/:
    seems about to live; clipped form of 生きそう, from 生きる
  • 光ひかる /hikaru/:
    to shine; to glow

hanabi memai hoshi no naka
Fireworks, dizziness, among the stars

  • 花火はなび /hanabi/:
    fireworks
  • 目眩めまい /memai/:
    dizziness; vertigo
  • 星ほし /hoshi/:
    star
  • 中なか /naka/:
    inside; among

aa aa kore dake ja fuman
Ah, ah—this alone won't satisfy me

  • これだけ /kore dake/:
    only this; just this much
  • じゃ /ja/:
    casual contraction of では; 「if it's only this」
  • 不満ふまん /fuman/:
    dissatisfaction; discontent

tokku no tou ni geemu oobaa
It was game over long ago

  • とっくのとうに /tokku no tou ni/:
    long ago; already a long time ago
  • ゲームオーバー /geemu oobaa/:
    game over; figuratively, it's all over

shinjirarenai rakusa no daunfooru
An unbelievable plunge from that gap

  • 信しんじられない /shinjirarenai/:
    unbelievable; cannot believe (potential negative of 信じる)
  • 落差らくさ /rakusa/:
    drop; gap; disparity
  • ダウンフォール /daunfooru/:
    downfall; collapse

iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya iya
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no—no, no, no, no, no

  • 嫌いや /iya/:
    dislike; no; unwilling

aa
Ah

sukare sugi sukisu
Liked too much, loving too much

  • 好すかれすぎ /sukare sugi/:
    being liked too much; passive of 好く plus すぎ, followed by wordplay

sabishi sugi su gisu aa
Too lonely, everything turns strained—ah

  • さびしすぎ /sabishi sugi/:
    too lonely; adjective stem of さびしい plus すぎる, with wordplay suggesting strained relations

soko kudaite kure
Shatter that spot for me

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot, emphasized in katakana
  • 砕くだいてくれ /kudaite kure/:
    shatter it for me; て-form of 砕く plus くれ as a direct request

gusagusa sase yo shin no zou made huh
Stab deep, all the way into my heart—huh?

  • 刺させよ /sase yo/:
    stab it; imperative of 刺す plus emphatic よ
  • 心しんの臓ぞうまで /shin no zou made/:
    all the way to the heart; 心の臓 is archaic or dramatic, and まで marks the limit

sou soko chigireru made
Yes, right there, until it tears apart

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot
  • 千切ちぎれるまで /chigireru made/:
    until it tears apart; 千切れる is intransitive and まで marks the limit

ukare sugi sukisu
Too carried away, loving too much

  • 浮うかれすぎ /ukare sugi/:
    getting too carried away; 浮かれる plus すぎ, followed by wordplay

kanashi sugi su gisu uu
Too sad, everything turns strained—ooh

  • 悲かなしすぎ /kanashi sugi/:
    too sad; adjective stem of 悲しい plus すぎる, followed by wordplay

soko buchinukete saa
Punch straight through that spot

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot, emphasized in katakana
  • ぶち抜ぬけて /buchinukete/:
    punch straight through; て-form of ぶち抜く used as a forceful request

bukkowareten da garasu no haato nante sa
It's completely broken—this so-called glass heart

  • ぶっ壊こわれてんだ /bukkowareten da/:
    it's completely broken; contraction of ぶっ壊れているんだ
  • ガラス /garasu/:
    glass (from Dutch 「glas」)
  • ハート /haato/:
    heart; ガラスのハート means a fragile heart
  • なんて /nante/:
    such a thing as; so-called, often dismissive

a ai ita sugite hai
Ah, love—it hurts so much I'm high

  • 愛あい /ai/:
    love
  • 痛いたすぎて /ita sugite/:
    hurting too much; 痛い plus すぎる in て-form
  • ハイ /hai/:
    high; euphoric (from English 「high」)

sukare sugi sukisu
Liked too much, loving too much

  • 好すかれすぎ /sukare sugi/:
    being liked too much; passive of 好く plus すぎ, followed by wordplay

sabishi sugi su gisu aa
Too lonely, everything turns strained—ah

  • さびしすぎ /sabishi sugi/:
    too lonely; adjective stem of さびしい plus すぎる, with wordplay suggesting strained relations

soko asa sugite sa
That spot is just too shallow

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot, emphasized in katakana
  • 浅あさすぎてさ /asa sugite sa/:
    it's too shallow; 浅い plus すぎる in て-form, with emphatic さ

gusagusa sase yo shin no zou made huh
Stab deep, all the way into my heart—huh?

  • 刺させよ /sase yo/:
    stab it; imperative of 刺す plus emphatic よ
  • 心しんの臓ぞうまで /shin no zou made/:
    all the way to the heart; 心の臓 is archaic or dramatic, and まで marks the limit

sou soko chi shibuku made
Yes, right there, until blood spurts

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot
  • 血ちしぶくまで /chi shibuku made/:
    until blood spurts or sprays; まで marks the resulting limit

ukare sugi sukisu
Too carried away, loving too much

  • 浮うかれすぎ /ukare sugi/:
    getting too carried away; 浮かれる plus すぎ, followed by wordplay

kanashi sugi su gisu uu
Too sad, everything turns strained—ooh

  • 悲かなしすぎ /kanashi sugi/:
    too sad; adjective stem of 悲しい plus すぎる, followed by wordplay

soko buchinukete saa
Punch straight through that spot

  • そこ /soko/:
    there; that spot, emphasized in katakana
  • ぶち抜ぬけて /buchinukete/:
    punch straight through; て-form of ぶち抜く used as a forceful request

bukkowareten da garasu no haato nante sa
It's completely broken—this so-called glass heart

  • ぶっ壊こわれてんだ /bukkowareten da/:
    it's completely broken; contraction of ぶっ壊れているんだ
  • ガラス /garasu/:
    glass (from Dutch 「glas」)
  • ハート /haato/:
    heart; ガラスのハート means a fragile heart
  • なんて /nante/:
    such a thing as; so-called, often dismissive

a ai aai aai aai aai ita sugite hai
Ah, love—ah-love, ah-love, ah-love, ah-love—it hurts so much I'm high

  • 愛あい /ai/:
    love
  • 痛いたすぎて /ita sugite/:
    hurting too much; 痛い plus すぎる in て-form
  • ハイ /hai/:
    high; euphoric (from English 「high」)

ai ai a ai ai a
Love, love, ah; love, love, ah

aiaia aiaia aiaia aiaia
Love-love-ah, love-love-ah, love-love-ah, love-love-ah

aiaiaiai aiaiaiai aiaiaiai aiaiaiai
Love, love, love, love; love, love, love, love; love, love, love, love; love, love, love, love

aiaiaiai aiaiaiai aiaiai a
Love, love, love, love; love, love, love, love; love, love, love—ah