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今夜、来て、飛んで、星の間をぐんぐん上がれ そして稲妻を追いかけろ 青い青い空一杯に 停止した時間の中で 僕たちは魔法を見つけるんだ 一行目は、fryじゃなくてflyですね？soarと意味が少し重なるので、強調しました。 3行目、acrossは端から端までですが 4行目は、時間の中で停止して、が正しい訳ですがおそらく意味は世間の時間が進んでいる中で時計の針が進まない世界の中で。 5行目。it's magic はよく使われる”まるで魔法だ”なのですが、we'll find で僕らが見つけるのは。今でもすごいことが起こっているけど、まだまだ魔法みたいなことに出くわしそうだという高揚感。
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