https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPIAZslmo5A
I’m not afraid of getting hurt, but I’m not strong, and I don’t want to do nothing and regret it.
- Why are you not afraid?
- This phrase implies a readiness to accept difficulties and pain in the process of growth and learning without fear. Although hurt is an inevitable part of the process, it shows a willingness to have the strength to overcome it rather than avoid it.
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- The message is that by imagining a positive self and working toward that image, we can get closer to our dreams and goals.
- Throughout the poem, the importance of a positive attitude, the will to persist, and the power to believe in oneself is emphasized.
- The message is that by imagining a positive self and working toward that image, we can get closer to our dreams and goals.
- This phrase implies a readiness to accept difficulties and pain in the process of growth and learning without fear. Although hurt is an inevitable part of the process, it shows a willingness to have the strength to overcome it rather than avoid it.
I’m not afraid of getting hurt, but I’m not strong. I just don’t want to be left with nothing to repent for. Here we go! go! keep running nothing can stop me give a reason for life to my future self
- [You don’t suddenly become strong. You don’t suddenly become capable.
I won’t lean on the goal, because even if I reach it, my new dreams will surely push me back
give a reason for life to my future self
- Ah, here,reason for life( Purpose of Life )を「 Future self 」に届けるっていってるのか
- It expresses the desire to convey and realize the meaning and value of life for one’s future.
Give a reason” is the 11th single by Megumi Hayashibara. The opening theme song for the TV anime “Slayers NEXT” broadcast on the TV Tokyo network. The coupling song is “I won’t let you get in my way…” by Masami Okui, the ending theme of the same TV anime. It became the first single under the name of Megumi Hayashibara to reach the top 10 of the Oricon Singles Chart, breaking her own previous record… This is one of Megumi Hayashibara’s most popular songs, and has recorded the highest sales (approximately 230,000 copies) of any single under her own name in her career (according to Oricon). https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Give_a_reason
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