Ado - 好きでいて/Keep Loving Me
koi ni ochita hi wa kimi no kotoba dake
恋に落ちた日は 君の言葉だけ
The day I fell in love, all I had were your words
恋に
落ちた /koi ni ochita/:
fell in love; past tense of 恋に落ちる
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
言葉 /kotoba/:
words; language
nando mo atama no naka de mawari tsuzukeru
何度も頭の中で 回り続ける
They keep circling through my mind again and again
何度も /nando mo/:
many times; over and over
頭の
中 /atama no naka/:
inside one's head; in one's mind
回り
続ける /mawari tsuzukeru/:
to keep circling; verb stem plus 続ける expresses continuing an action
atatakakute itai
温かくて 痛い
Warm, yet painful
温かくて /atatakakute/:
warm; the くて form of 温かい links it to what follows, here with a contrasting nuance
痛い /itai/:
painful; also emotionally painful here
sono kokoro no iku saki ga dokoka
その心の行く先がどこか
Where that heart is headed
その /sono/:
that; modifies something near the listener or already mentioned
心 /kokoro/:
heart; feelings
行く
先 /iku saki/:
destination; where something is headed
どこか /dokoka/:
where; linked to the next line in the sense of not knowing where
wakarazu nayande hontou wa tsurai hazu nano ni na
わからず悩んで 本当は辛いはずなのにな
I worry because I do not know, though it really ought to be painful
わからず /wakarazu/:
not knowing; わからず is the negative connective form of わかる
悩んで /nayande/:
worrying; the て-form of 悩む
本当は /hontou wa/:
actually; in truth
辛い /tsurai/:
painful; hard to bear
はず /hazu/:
should; ought to, based on expectation or reasoning
なのに /nano ni/:
even though; follows a noun or な-adjective and expresses contrast
motto hanashite mitai
もっと話してみたい
I want to try talking with you more
話してみたい /hanashite mitai/:
want to try talking; 話す plus てみる expresses trying, and たい expresses desire
sora no aosa mo nami no oto mo
空の青さも 波の音も
Both the blue of the sky and the sound of the waves
青さ /aosa/:
blueness; さ turns the adjective 青い into a noun denoting its quality
も〜も /mo ... mo/:
both ... and ...; marks that the statement applies to both items
itsumo yori itoshiku omoeru
いつもより愛しく思える
Seem more precious to me than usual
いつも /itsumo/:
usually; always
より /yori/:
than; marks the basis of comparison
愛しく /itoshiku/:
dearly; adverbial form of 愛しい, precious or beloved
思える /omoeru/:
can feel or naturally seems; the potential form of 思う often expresses a spontaneous impression
kimi to deaeta hi kara
君と出会えた日から
Ever since the day I was able to meet you
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
出会えた /deaeta/:
was able to meet; past potential form of 出会う, often carrying a grateful nuance
から /kara/:
from; since, marking a starting point in time
suki de suki de
好きで、好きで
I love you, I love you so much
好きで /suki de/:
loving; the connective form of 好き, linking the feeling to the next line and suggesting continuation or cause
konna ni watashi ga kawatte iku no
こんなに私が変わっていくの
I am changing this much
こんなに /konna ni/:
this much; to this extent
変わっていく /kawatte iku/:
to go on changing; ていく expresses a change continuing from now onward
の /no/:
sentence-final の adds an explanatory or emotional nuance, here surprise at her own change
tada kotoba wo kawashite iru dake de kokoro ga nari hibiite
ただ言葉を交わしているだけで 心が鳴り響いて
Just exchanging words with you makes my heart ring out
言葉 /kotoba/:
words; language
交わしている /kawashite iru/:
exchanging; the progressive form of 交わす, here exchanging words or talking
だけで /dake de/:
just by; merely doing something is enough to cause the result
心 /kokoro/:
heart; feelings
鳴り
響いて /nari hibiite/:
ringing out and reverberating; the て-form of 鳴り響く
suki de suki de mienai
好きで、好きで、見えない
I love you so much that I cannot see clearly
好きで /suki de/:
loving; the connective form of 好き, here suggesting because I love you so much
見えない /mienai/:
cannot see; negative form of 見える
koi tte muzukashii nda na
恋って難しいんだな
Love really is difficult, isn't it?
って /tte/:
a colloquial topic marker, like は or というものは: speaking of
難しい /muzukashii/:
difficult
んだ /nda/:
colloquial form of のだ, adding explanation or emphasis
kimi mo onaji kimochi de ite hoshii to
君も同じ気持ちでいてほしいと
Wishing that you would feel the same way too
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
気持ち /kimochi/:
feeling; emotion
でいてほしい /de ite hoshii/:
want someone to remain in a state; でいる means to stay that way and てほしい expresses a wish for another person
yume ni egaite sukoshi aruki dasu yo
夢に描いて 少し歩き出すよ
I picture it in my dreams and begin to take a small step forward
夢に
描いて /yume ni egaite/:
picture in one's dreams; the て-form of 夢に描く
少し /sukoshi/:
a little; slightly
歩き
出す /aruki dasu/:
to start walking or step forward; verb stem plus 出す marks the beginning of an action
koe wo kakete kureta ano hi kara hajimatta
声をかけてくれた あの日から始まった
It all began that day when you spoke to me
声をかけてくれた /koe wo kakete kureta/:
spoke to me; 声をかける means to approach or address someone, and てくれた frames it as a welcome favor to the speaker
始まった /hajimatta/:
began; past tense of 始まる
hajimete no shashin no kimi wa tanoshisou na kao shiteru
初めての写真の君は 楽しそうな顔してる
In our first photo, you look happy
初めて /hajimete/:
for the first time; first
写真 /shashin/:
photograph
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
楽しそう /tanoshisou/:
looks happy; adjective stem plus そう expresses an appearance-based impression
顔してる /kao shiteru/:
wearing a certain expression; colloquial shortening of 顔をしている with を and い omitted
ureshikatta honto ni
嬉しかった ほんとに
I was truly happy
嬉しかった /ureshikatta/:
was happy; past tense of 嬉しい
ほんとに /honto ni/:
truly; colloquial spelling of 本当に
yuuki wo dashite sasotta hi ni
勇気を出して誘った日に
On the day I gathered my courage and invited you
勇気を
出して /yuuki wo dashite/:
gathering one's courage; the て-form of 勇気を出す
誘った /sasotta/:
invited; past tense of 誘う
arigatou tte itte kureta dake
ありがとうって言ってくれただけ
All you did was say 「thank you」 to me
って /tte/:
colloquial quotation marker equivalent to と, here quoting ありがとう
言ってくれた /itte kureta/:
said to me; 言う plus てくれた presents the action as a welcome favor to the speaker
sore dake de mune ga atsukute fushigi nanda kokoro
それだけで胸が熱くて 不思議なんだ心
That alone makes my heart burn warm—what a mysterious heart
それだけで /sore dake de/:
with that alone; just that is enough to
熱くて /atsukute/:
hot or stirred; the くて-form of 熱い, here describing emotional warmth
不思議なんだ /fushigi nanda/:
it is mysterious; なんだ adds explanation or emphasis after a noun or な-adjective
心 /kokoro/:
heart; feelings
kimi no shisen no saki ni wa dare ga utsutte iru no
君の視線の先には 誰が映っているの
Who is reflected at the end of your gaze?
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
視線 /shisen/:
line of sight; gaze
先 /saki/:
ahead; the point beyond or at the end
映っている /utsutte iru/:
is reflected or appearing; 映る in the ている form describes an ongoing state
の /no/:
sentence-final の forms a softer question seeking an explanation
sono egao no riyuu wa watashi ga ii
その笑顔の理由は 私がいい
I want to be the reason for that smile
笑顔 /egao/:
smile; smiling face
私がいい /watashi ga ii/:
I want it to be me; 〜がいい expresses a preference or desired choice
futari de itai yo motto motto
二人でいたいよ もっともっと
I want it to be the two of us, for much, much longer
二人でいたい /futari de itai/:
want to be together as a pair; いる means to be present and たい expresses the speaker's desire
もっともっと /motto motto/:
much more; repetition intensifies the sense of more
suki de suki de
好きで、好きで、
I love you, I love you so much
好きで /suki de/:
loving; the connective form of 好き, linking to the next line and potentially expressing cause
konna ni watashi wo kaete shimatta no
こんなに私を変えてしまったの
You have changed me this much
こんなに /konna ni/:
this much; to this extent
変えてしまった /kaete shimatta/:
changed completely; 変える plus てしまった marks completion and can add surprise or emotion
の /no/:
sentence-final の adds an explanatory or emotional nuance
unmei hodo oogesa ja nakute mo kimi ga risou no subete
運命ほど大袈裟じゃなくても 君が理想の全て
Even if calling it destiny would be an exaggeration, you are everything I dream of
運命 /unmei/:
fate; destiny
ほど /hodo/:
to the extent of; here, to the extent of calling it destiny
大袈裟 /oogesa/:
exaggerated; overblown
じゃなくても /ja nakute mo/:
even if it is not; the て-form of じゃない plus も forms a concessive expression
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
理想 /risou/:
ideal; dream
全て /subete/:
everything; all
suki de suki de itai kara
好きで、好きで、痛いから
Because I love you so much that it hurts
好きで /suki de/:
loving; the connective form of 好き, emphasizing the continuing feeling
痛い /itai/:
painful; here, emotionally aching from love
から /kara/:
because; marks a reason
kokoro wa koko ni arunda na
心はここにあるんだな
So this is where my heart is
心 /kokoro/:
heart; feelings
ある /aru/:
to exist; used for inanimate or abstract things
んだ /nda/:
colloquial form of のだ, used to explain or express a realization
kimi mo onaji kimochi de ite hoshii to
君も同じ気持ちでいてほしいと
Wishing that you would feel the same way too
君 /kimi/:
you; an intimate or familiar form of address
気持ち /kimochi/:
feeling; emotion
でいてほしい /de ite hoshii/:
want someone to remain in a state; でいる means to stay that way and てほしい expresses a wish for another person
yume ni egaite ima tsutae ni iku yo
夢に描いて 今伝えにいくよ
I picture it in my dreams, and now I am going to tell you
夢に
描いて /yume ni egaite/:
picture in one's dreams; the て-form of 夢に描く
伝えにいく /tsutae ni iku/:
to go and tell or convey; verb stem plus にいく means to go in order to do something
zutto soba ni itai
ずっとそばにいたい
I want to stay by your side forever
ずっと /zutto/:
all along; forever
いたい /itai/:
want to stay; いる plus たい expresses the speaker's desire
nee suki de ite
ねえ好きでいて
Please keep loving me
好きでいて /suki de ite/:
please keep loving me; 好きでいる means to remain in a state of liking, and the て-form makes a request here