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adifferentworldfromyesterdays · 3 years ago

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Can transliteration posts count for EAW? lol

I said I’d do “Everything I Ever Thought I Knew” breakdown, but “Next Stop Anywhere” adorable in jp and tempting. I’ll do “Next Stop Anywhere” after EIETIK.

Everything I Ever Thought I Knew -> 偽りの人生 itsuwari no jinsei

偽り itsuwari means fake, a lie, a falsehood and another reading that uses the character is 偽物 nisemono. That Nisemono in particular goes towards nonliving beings as there is 物* mono.

*There is also 者 mono and モノ mono, but the second one isn’t needed here.

If you see this 者 mono that one goes towards living people/animals. This can be seen a lot in Japanese, words having similar living and nonliving meanings, as well other things as in colors based on shades but is still the same word.

And 人生 jinsei is life, lifestyle. Made up of two on readings.

人 hito/ jin is person.

- Hito is pretty straight forward, also a person.

- The reading from jin is seen in words like 日本人 nihonjin, a japanese person.

生 nama / iki / sei is to be alive.

- Nama is more on the scale of realtime as we see it in 生放送 namahousou, meaning live broadcast and 生クリーム nama curiimu, if you’re wondering why it has 生 nama it’s because it’s a reactive supplement to make whipped cream (or that’s my guess, jp namings are another day).

- Iki* is for living, ex. 生きたい ikitai, I want to go live.

- Sei is seen in words like 先生 sensei, teacher.

*appears in song lyrics

Depending on tl, roughly the title can go as the following:

- The false life I’ve led

- The life that was fake

- The lie that was my life

Now onto the full song under the cut below!!

This is another good example where they had to combine/shorten parts orz jp in a nutshell.

Lots to unpack here let’s take things slowly!

I thought I was an outcast -> たった1人で tatta hitori de

I thought I stood alone -> 生きてきたよ ikite kita yo

A rogue, a thief, a joker -> 居場所など　ないさ ibashoo nado nai sa*

No place to call my own ->どこにもない doko ni mo nai

I thought no one could love me -> 誰にも愛して dare ni mo aishte

And how could I have known? -> もらえないと moraenaito

I was wrong, oh so wrong -> 思っていたけど omotte ita kedo

We start with tatta hitori de which fits with I thought I was an outcast, and so does the following line I thought I stood alone -> ikite kita yo. Next line we see they omitted A rogue, a thief, a joker, in favour of ibashoo nado nai sa. Then we see the lyrics change back to a closer tl.

- Merely living on my own, with nowhere to call home. Yet*, gaining the affection from someone (was what he wanted) would be the answer, or so I thought.

- Out in the world, surviving on my own. Nowhere to live and with nowhere to belong, I didn’t think I was able to love (and be loved). Until I was proved wrong (Rapunzel).

*sa in this context is like, yet, well, supposedly, you see.

Then I thought I'd found it -> あの/る時夢を ano (aru) toki yume wo

A dream that I could share -> 見つけたんだ mitsuketanda

I thought I was so lucky -> 怖くなるほど kowaku naru hodo

It almost wasn't fair -> 幸せだった shiawase datta

I thought I knew my purpose -> ついに明日を tsuni ashita* wo

I thought that I knew where I belonged -> 手に入れたと teni ireta to

But I was wrong -> 思っていたけど omotteita kedo**

This next part is fairly close but there are differences once again in artistic liberties taken lol.

* like with igad and Big Nose’s line, it stands for a definitive future

- The dream I had once dreamed of, it was finally realized. At first quite scary, it turned out quite divine. Finally a future** in sight, something I could attain, or so I thought.

- That dream I once dreamed of, laid before my eyes. Securely in my hands, not without its ups and downs, rested a future safe and warm (context; as it shows LBEA and in the jp he doesn’t say the contempt and secure line, he just says we can live comfortably lol), but now I know**.

** Roughly is or so I thought, but kedo can also work as a soft ‘but...’, making “now I know” an unspoken phrase.

Everything I ever thought I knew -> 全てが崩れ去る subete ga kuzure saru

Where I've been, where I'm going -> 過去も未来も kakko mo mirai mo

Everything I counted on turned out to be untrue -> 信じていたもの望むもの shinjiteita mono nozomu mono

Could've guessed, should've known, now I do -> 全部儚く消え去る zenbu hakanaku kieru saru

The first significant difference in the chorus is Everything I ever thought I knew becoming subete ga kuzure saru. Where I've been (past -> kakko) where I'm going ( future -> mirai) is pretty self explanatory. And then we see a mirror with the last chorus line cycling back to the first.

- Everything is falling apart. Everything I wished for and everything I believed in. The past and future, all fleeting away, gradually until they fade away.

- Past and Future, everything is breaking apart, everything I trusted and everything that I had wished for, every ounce fading away like a dream (context?).

Everything I've yearned for -> これまで作り kore made tsukuri

everything I planned -> 続けたもの tsuzuketa mono

All my sweetest memories were castles made of sand -> サラサラ吹き飛ぶ砂の城 sara sara fuki tobu suna no shiro

Now that it's all crumbling ->ちぎれた思いを chigireta omoi* wo

help me understand -> 集めても atsumete mo

If none of it was really me -> 分からなくなるだけ wakaranaku naru dake

then who am I supposed to be? -> 俺は誰なんだ？ ore ha dare nanda

The first two lines are similar but build more onto the castle, wall idea that Eugene had built over time.

*omoi is an interesting word that can be liberally tl’d into feelings, memories, something, from the heart

- Everything I’ve made, everything I’ve built, that (sand)castle now being blow away by the wind. Even if I were to rebuild those memories, I’ve come to no longer know, who am I meant to be?

- Everything I’ve continuously built, like a sandcastle being blown away, torn from my heart, no matter how many times I rebuild, no longer seeing (context), just who the real me is meant to be?

Everything I ever thought I knew -> 全てが薄れてく subete ga usureteku

Every hope, every feeling -> 愛も希望も* ai mo kibou mo

Love and trust and happiness , they're done, they're gone, they're through -> 涙も笑いも幸せも namida mo warai mo shiawase mo

And what's left, me alone -> 手からこぼれて te kara koborete

once again -> 俺は ore ha ->

Should've known -> 今また ima mata

now I do -> ひとり hitori

Finally a mention of the title. Yeah, sometimes they don’t even add in the title lol (points at “Buddy song”「オレたち親友」oretachi shinnyu)

They're done, they're gone, they're through is another omitted line. And in place we get the following line te kara koborete. They’re really emphasizing how much feelings matter to Eugene Q_Q

- Everything turned out to be a lie, the love and hope, our tears, laughter, and happiness, slipping from my fingers. Now to realize*, I’m once again, am all alone.

- Everything turned out to be untrue, *the warmth and protection (bc of Rapunzel and Corona), emotions overflowing, my hands unable to contain (context). And at last I see*, that I truly am, all alone.

*this is also taken from context as he battle with his complex emotions.

I guess my life meant nothing -> 偽りの人生 itsuwari no jinsei

I guess it was a sham -> 生きてきたのか ikite kita no ka

I guess I'm someone else now ->もう分からないよ mou wakaranai yo

I wonder who I am -> 俺は誰だ ore ha dare da

Nothing’s majorly changed here.

- Having led a false life, no longer knowing what’s right, I’ve lost sight of myself, so just who am I?

- Living out a falsehood, what do I believe in (context), when I don’t even know who I (really) am.

Thanks for reading.

And remember to give Eugene lots of hugs q-q.

#crack taken seriously #Everything I ever thought I knew #eugene fitzherbert #gives eugene a hug #this is why i don't do full song analysis's on here lol #rta #tts #en -> jp #jp -> en #international dubs #rapunzel's tangled adventure #Transliteration post #Translation post #analysis

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