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Lights Go On Again
Vocabulary from BEAST: 'Lights Go On Again'.
Oh, lights go on again
Oh, lights go on again
Yes sir, lights go on again
Keep on and on and on, on and on and on
계속 헤매었지 긴 어둠 속에서
난 한 줄기 빛이 닿는
그곳에 닿기 위해서
난 이제 시간이 왔음에 가쁜 숨 가다듬고
너희들 앞에 당당히 설게
아무리 힘들어도 지쳐서 쓰러져도
나를 다시 비춰주는 빛
포기하고 싶어도 도망치려고 해봐도
날 향해 더 환하게 나를 다시 비춰주는 빛
지금 불이 켜지면 다시 나를 밝히면
내 몸을 다시 일으켜 Oh
Lights go on again lights go on again
다시 빛을 비추면 다시 나를 깨우면
내 마음을 다시 움직여 Oh
Lights go on again lights go on again
Oh lights go on again
Oh oh lights go on again yeah
Oh lights go on again
Oh oh lights go on again on again
Vocabulary
oh
Interjectionoʊ
expression of surprise, realization, or understanding
Oh, really?
Used to express surprise, interest, or to show that you have understood something.
light
Nounlaɪt
brightness from the sun or a lamp; a device producing brightness
Please turn on the light.
Can refer to both the phenomenon of illumination and the physical object (like a lamp or bulb) that provides it.
go on
Verbɡoʊ ɑn
to continue happening or doing something; to happen.
The meeting went on much longer than I expected.
A phrasal verb often used to describe events that continue over time or activities that proceed without stopping.
again
Adverbəˈɡen
another time; once more; back to a previous state
I will see you again tomorrow.
Indicates repetition or returning to a former condition.
yes
Interjectionjɛs
used to give an affirmative response
Yes, I agree with you.
Used to express agreement or confirmation.
sir
Nounˈsɝ
a polite form of address for a man
Excuse me, sir, do you know the way?
Used as a formal and respectful way to address a man, especially someone in a position of authority, a customer, or someone whose name is unknown. It can also be a title for a knight (e.g., Sir Elton John).
keep on
Verbkiːp ɒn
to continue doing something
You should keep on trying until you succeed.
A phrasal verb meaning to persist in an action, often despite difficulties.
and
Conjunctionænd
used to join words or groups of words
He likes apples and oranges.
Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences.
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