幾田りら - stay with me/Stay with Me
fuwafuwa
ふわふわ
Soft and fluffy
kokochiyoi
心地良い
Comfortable and pleasant
心地良い /kokochiyoi/:
comfortable, pleasant
surisuri
すりすり
Nuzzling and rubbing
kimochi yoi
気持ち良い
It feels so good
気持ち
良い /kimochi yoi/:
pleasant, feeling good
nukunuku
ぬくぬく
Snug and warm
atatakai
温かい
Warm
温かい /atatakai/:
warm; warmhearted
kimi ga iru mainichi
君がいる毎日
Every day with you here
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
いる /iru/:
to be, to exist; used for living things
毎日 /mainichi/:
every day
watashi wa watashi de
私は私で
I, in my own way
私は
私で /watashi wa watashi de/:
I in my own way; AはAで presents A as having its own way or circumstances
kimi wa kimi no mama de
君は君のままで
You, just as you are
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
ままで /mama de/:
remaining as is; まま followed by connective で
wakarikirenai kara
分かり切れないから
Because we can never understand each other completely
分かり
切れない /wakarikirenai/:
cannot understand completely; 分かる with ~切る and its negative potential form
~から /kara/:
because; marks a reason or cause
wakachiaeru mono
分かち合えるもの
There are things we can share with each other
分かち
合える /wakachiaeru/:
can share with one another; potential form of 分かち合う
もの /mono/:
thing; here, something that can be shared
stay with me tada soko ni ite
stay with me ただそこにいて
Stay with me, just be there
そこ /soko/:
there; the place where the listener is
いて /ite/:
て-form of いる; at sentence end it can make a gentle request to stay
stay with me kimi rashii mama de
stay with me 君らしいままで
Stay with me, just as yourself
君らしい /kimi rashii/:
like your true self; noun + らしい means characteristic of that person or thing
ままで /mama de/:
remaining in that state, just as is
stay with me waratte kurereba
stay with me 笑ってくれれば
Stay with me, if you would just smile for me
笑って /waratte/:
て-form of 笑う, to laugh or smile
~てくれる /te kureru/:
to do something for me or my side, implying a received favor
~ば /ba/:
if, provided that; くれれば is the ば-conditional of くれる
tsurarete egao ni nareru n da
つられて笑顔になれるんだ
Your smile draws a smile out of me too
つられて /tsurarete/:
being drawn into doing the same; て-form of つられる
笑顔 /egao/:
smile, smiling face
なれる /nareru/:
can become; potential form of なる
~んだ /n da/:
colloquial form of のだ, used to explain or add emphasis
genki ni narenai toki ya
元気になれないときや
When I can't cheer up
元気 /genki/:
energy, spirits; healthy, lively
なれない /narenai/:
cannot become; negative potential form of なる
heiki ni misechau toki mo
平気に見せちゃうときも
Or when I end up pretending I'm fine
平気 /heiki/:
fine, calm, unconcerned
見せちゃう /misechau/:
end up making it look; 見せる plus colloquial ~ちゃう, shortened from ~てしまう
stay with me kimi no kotoba de
stay with me 君の言葉で
Stay with me, with your words
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
言葉 /kotoba/:
words, language
sukoshi dake kokoro ga karuku naru
少しだけ心が軽くなる
My heart feels just a little lighter
少し /sukoshi/:
a little, slightly
だけ /dake/:
only, just; 少しだけ means just a little
心 /kokoro/:
heart, mind, feelings
軽くなる /karuku naru/:
to become lighter; adjective stem + くなる means to become a certain way
batabata
ばたばた
Rushing around in a fluster
sawagashiku
騒がしく
Noisily and busily
騒がしく /sawagashiku/:
noisily, busily; adverbial and connective form of 騒がしい
sugite iku mainichi ni
過ぎていく毎日に
Through the days that keep rushing by
過ぎていく /sugite iku/:
to keep passing by; 過ぎる with ~ていく, indicating change continuing onward
毎日 /mainichi/:
every day
mata karamawari
また空回り
Once again, I spin my wheels
空回り /karamawari/:
spinning one's wheels; fruitless effort
ashi ga karamari
足が絡まり
My feet get tangled
絡まり /karamari/:
get tangled; connective form of 絡まる
omou you ni arukenai
思うように歩けない
I can't walk the way I want to
思う /omou/:
to think, to feel, to wish
~ように /you ni/:
in the way that; 思うように means as one wishes
歩けない /arukenai/:
cannot walk; negative potential form of 歩く
unadarete kaeru ie de
うなだれて帰る家で
At home, where I return with my head hanging
うなだれて /unadarete/:
with one's head hanging dejectedly; て-form of うなだれる
帰る /kaeru/:
to return, to go home
afureochita yowane mo
溢れ落ちた弱音も
Even the discouraged words that spilled out
溢れ
落ちた /afureochita/:
spilled or overflowed; past form of 溢れ落ちる, also used for emotions or words pouring out
弱音 /yowane/:
discouraged words, complaints, admission of weakness
yawaku tsutsumikomu
柔く包み込む
You gently envelop them
柔く /yawaku/:
softly, gently; adverbial form of 柔い
包み
込む /tsutsumikomu/:
to envelop completely, to embrace; ~込む adds a sense of going fully inward
kimi no nukumori ni sukuwarete
君の温もりに救われて
Saved by your warmth
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
温もり /nukumori/:
warmth; also human warmth or affection
救われて /sukuwarete/:
being saved or comforted; て-form of passive 救われる, from 救う
stay with me nanigenai hibi ni
stay with me 何気ない日々に
Stay with me through these ordinary days
何気ない /nanigenai/:
casual, ordinary, seemingly unremarkable
日々 /hibi/:
days, everyday life
stay with me zutto soba ni ite
stay with me ずっとそばにいて
Stay with me, always remain by my side
ずっと /zutto/:
all the time, always; also by far
そば /soba/:
nearby, by someone's side
いて /ite/:
て-form of いる; at sentence end, a gentle request to remain
stay with me kon'ya wa nani wo tabetai?
stay with me 今夜は何を食べたい?
Stay with me—what do you want to eat tonight?
何 /nani/:
what; normally read なに before を
食べたい /tabetai/:
want to eat; 食べる with the ~たい desire form
kimi no rikuesuto de
君のリクエストで
At your request
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
リクエスト /rikuesuto/:
request
genki ni narenai toki ya
元気になれないときや
When I can't cheer up
元気 /genki/:
energy, spirits; healthy, lively
なれない /narenai/:
cannot become; negative potential form of なる
heiki ni misechau toki mo
平気にみせちゃうときも
Or when I end up pretending I'm fine
平気 /heiki/:
fine, calm, unconcerned
みせちゃう /misechau/:
end up making it look; from 見せる plus colloquial ~ちゃう, shortened from ~てしまう
stay with me kimi no ondo de
stay with me 君の温度で
Stay with me, with your warmth
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
温度 /ondo/:
temperature; here also a metaphor for the other person's warmth
sukoshi dake kokoro ga atatamaru
少しだけ心が温まる
My heart grows just a little warmer
少し /sukoshi/:
a little, slightly
だけ /dake/:
only, just; 少しだけ means just a little
心 /kokoro/:
heart, mind, feelings
温まる /atatamaru/:
to become warm; used for both physical and emotional warmth