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Music by JJ Nakayama. lyrics by Stuart Mori. Fofot non Christ! Epwe Sises Chok!!! How wonderful it would be if we live our lives daily, saying “Only Jesus”

Epwe Sises Chok

Epwe Sises Chok by JJ Nakayama & Stu Mori

Kich Souleng (Orginal)DnB JeemXEntry

ひさかたの 光のどけき 春の日に
しづ心なく 花の散るらむ

紀友則（33番）

[Verse 1]
A gentle spring day,
Sunlight shines gently.
A quiet blue sky,
Petals fall quietly,
Drifting through the light.
[Verse 2]
A calm spring day,
Flowers drift calmly, it seems.
A warm afternoon,
Sakura bloom warmly,
Holding for a while.
[Chorus]
A gentle spring day,
Flowers fall gently.
A restless heart,
Moving on restlessly.
[Outro]
A gentle spring day,
Gone — somehow.


Creator's Note
This song is designed to help learners notice how adjectives and adverbs work together in English to express subtle differences in meaning.
By pairing the same word in its adjective and adverb forms (e.g. gentle / gently, calm / calmly), the lyrics show how English distinguishes between describing a state and describing how something happens.
In addition, the song introduces stance adverbs such as it seems and somehow, which allow speakers to express uncertainty or distance without giving clear reasons.
Rather than explaining causes or conclusions, the lyrics focus on observation and quiet reflection, encouraging learners to feel how grammar shapes tone and perspective.
•   本楽曲は、形容詞と副詞の対応関係に気づかせることを目的としている
   •   gentle / gently、calm / calmly など、同じ語幹を用いることで
状態を表す表現と起こり方を表す表現の違いを自然に体験できる構成としている
   •   また it seems、somehow などの副詞を用い、
理由を説明せずに 話し手の距離感や推量を表す英語表現を示している
   •   因果関係や結論を述べるのではなく、
見えている情景を静かに受け止める表現を通して、
文法が語調や雰囲気を形作ることへの理解を促す



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