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Vocabulary from Namie Amuro: 'CAN YOU CELEBRATE?'.
Can you celebrate? Can you kiss me tonight?
We will love long long time
永遠ていう言葉なんて 知らなかったよね
(Can you celebrate? Can you kiss me tonight?)
(We will love long long time)
二人きりだね 今夜からは少し照れるよね
La la la... La la la...
永く...永く... いつも見守っていてくれる誰かを
探して見つけて 失ってまた探して
遠かった怖かったでも 時に素晴らしい
夜もあった 笑顔もあった どうしようもない 風に吹かれて
生きてる今 これでもまだ 悪くはないよね
La la la... La la la...
甘く切ない 若くて幼い 愛情ふり返れば
けっこう可愛いね
間違いだらけの道順 なにかに逆らって走った
誰かが 教えてくれた
(Can you celebrate? Can you kiss me tonight?)
(We will love long long time)
wo...想い出から ほんの少し 抜け出せずに
たたずんでる 訳もなくて 涙あふれ 笑顔こぼれてる
(Can you hold me tight? Let's a party time tonight)
(Say good bye my lonely heart Say hello forever)
永遠ていう言葉なんて 知らなかったよね
Can you celebrate? Can you kiss me tonight?
We will love (long long time)
二人きりだね 今夜からはどうぞよろしくね
Can you celebrate? Can you kiss me tonight?
I can celebrate...
can
Auxiliary verbkæn
to be able to; to have permission to
I can help you.
A modal verb used to express ability, possibility, or permission.
you
Pronounjuː
you (second person pronoun)
I love you.
Refers to the person or people being addressed.
celebrate
Verbˈseləˌbreɪt
to acknowledge a significant or happy day or event with a social gathering or enjoyable activity
We are going to celebrate your birthday tonight.
Used for acknowledging special events or achievements.
kiss
Verbkɪs
to touch with the lips
She kissed her daughter on the cheek.
Used to show love, affection, or passion by pressing one's lips against something or someone.
me
Pronounmiː
me
She gave it to me.
The object form of the pronoun 'I'. Used as the object of a verb or preposition.
tonight
Adverbtəˈnaɪt
during the night of the present day
We are going to watch a movie tonight.
Used to refer to the night that is coming or the night that has just begun.
we
Pronounwiː
we
We are happy.
A first-person plural pronoun used as the subject of a verb.
will
Auxiliary verbwɪl
used to talk about the future
It will rain tomorrow.
A modal verb used to express future events or intentions.
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