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S & Z Lyrics

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More we do! このままじゃない
More we do! おわりなんてない
More we do! 余裕なんてない
そう do you wanna next? 迷わず yes!

More we do! 腹すかしていたい
More we do! 飲みこんでみたい
More we do! ヒリヒリしてたい

そう do you wanna next? かまわず yes!

まわりばかり比べたってさわたしだけの自由なんてない
夢に犠牲なんとなくなるのはもういーよー
自分探す泣く泣くってさあたりまえにつまんなくない?
Singing! 自由にとびこせ! More we do! More we can!

このままどこまで行けるかなんて答えならいらない
消えないきもちは生まれたてみたいに叫んでる more we do!

Don't wannna stay この景色にはすがるつもりないわ

誰のための歌うたうの? すこし迷い立ち止まっても
見えない未来見ようとしないのはもういーよー
同じ日々に文句なんてさやだ! 蹴りとばせ! 変えてしまおうよ
自由にとびこせ! More we do! More we can!

このままどこまで行けるかなんて答えならいらない
消えないきもちは生まれたてみたいに叫んでる more we do!

このままどこまで行けるかなんて答えならいらない
つないだ手のひらつかんだ夢も吐きだして More we can!

からだからずっと歌があふれてるそれはきっと
この先のもっとまぶしい世界を抱きしめるよ

からだからずっと歌があふれてるそれはきっと (Go! Go! More we do! Go! Go! More we can!)

この先のもっとまぶしい世界を抱きしめるよ (Go! Go! More we do! Go! Go! More we can!)
Go! Go! More we do! Go! Go! More we can!

Overall Meaning

The song "We in 2-3" by S & Z is an upbeat and motivational anthem about pushing past limitations and striving for more. The opening lines, "More we do! This isn't enough. More we do! There's no end. More we do! We can't relax. So, do you wanna go next? Without hesitation, say yes!" set the tone for the entire song. The lyrics are meant to encourage listeners to keep pushing themselves, find their own freedom, and explore their potential without comparing themselves to others.

Throughout the song, the lyrics express a desire for more experiences, for moments where they can feel alive and vibrant. They don't want to remain stagnant in the present and wish to continue moving forward to see where they can go. The chorus repeats, "More we do," showing that they are determined to live their best lives and go above and beyond what they believe is possible.

The bridge of the song acknowledges that life can be tough, and sometimes it feels like sacrifices have to be made to achieve what you want. But the lyrics encourage listeners to keep going and find their own happiness. The song concludes with the repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the idea that there's always more to do and more to experience in life.

Line by Line Meaning

More we do! このままじゃない
We can't stay like this, we have to do more

More we do! おわりなんてない
There's no end to what we can achieve, we have to do more

More we do! 余裕なんてない
We don't have any spare time, we have to do more

そう do you wanna next? 迷わず yes!
So, do you want to do more next? Don't think twice, just say yes!

More we do! 腹すかしていたい
We want to be hungry for more, we have to do more

More we do! 飲みこんでみたい
We want to take it all in, we have to do more

More we do! ヒリヒリしてたい
We want to feel alive, we have to do more

そう do you wanna next? かまわず yes!
So, do you want to do more next? Without hesitation, just say yes!

まわりばかり比べたってさわたしだけの自由なんてない
Even if we compare ourselves to others all the time, we won't have true freedom that is unique to us

夢に犠牲なんとなくなるのはもういーよー
Sacrificing our dreams doesn't make any sense anymore

自分探す泣く泣くってさあたりまえにつまんなくない?
Isn't it boring to reluctantly search for ourselves like it's just another ordinary task?

Singing! 自由にとびこせ! More we do! More we can!
Sing! Jump freely! We have to do more, we can do more!

このままどこまで行けるかなんて答えならいらない
We don't need to know how far we can go from here

消えないきもちは生まれたてみたいに叫んでる more we do!
Our never-ending emotions are screaming 'more we do!' like we're newborn babies

Don't wannna stay この景色にはすがるつもりないわ
I don't intend to cling to this scenery and stay here

誰のための歌うたうの? すこし迷い立ち止まっても
Who are we singing for? Even if we hesitate and stop for a while,

見えない未来見ようとしないのはもういーよー
It doesn't make any sense to not even try to see the unseen future anymore

同じ日々に文句なんてさやだ! 蹴りとばせ! 変えてしまおうよ
I don't want to complain about the same old days anymore! Kick them away! Let's change them!

自由にとびこせ! More we do! More we can!
Jump freely! We have to do more, we can do more!

つないだ手のひらつかんだ夢も吐きだして More we can!
Let go of the hand we're holding and throw up the dreams we grasped. We can do more!

からだからずっと歌があふれてるそれはきっと
Songs have been overflowing from within our bodies, that's for sure

この先のもっとまぶしい世界を抱きしめるよ
I'll embrace the even brighter world that lies ahead

Go! Go! More we do! Go! Go! More we can!
Go! Go! We have to do more, we can do more!

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Written by: Yuuki, Mana

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Jobson Andreson

Great lesson!

Maybe another lesson related to this one.

The noun house in sigular has "s" sound and the plural houses has "z" sound

1 house -> /hous/
2 houses -> /houzez/
3 houses -> /houzez/

Thanks for the lesson teacher!

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溝口裕子

4y↑104

Thank you for the good lesson. I didn't know the word "close" sometimes means a road. The phrase "on the loose" is new to me. I learned a lot again today! Every time I come to your lesson, I enjoy everything you give to us. I appreciate not only your English lesson, but your aura of elegance and gentility!

oswaldo caminos

2y↑1

@BenGunns thanks tor sharing your knowledge of the language; I feel very motivated to know and learn more about British English. Take care of yourself bro.

oswaldo caminos

2y↑1

I couldn't agree more! elegance, genteelness and I should added up gentleness. Greetings from the underground bro.🙋

La Sol

4y↑1

Disappointed Englishman , I live near a Close, you’re right that it doesn’t lead anywhere for cars, but it has a footpath joining to a Circle next to it. Sorry for confusing anyone

BenGunns

4y↑2

@溝口裕子 exactly my friend, sometimes we use cul de sac as well, in British English we still have some french words in the language, as we use to speak French in 1066 when got invaded by the Normans.

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4y↑8

I've been studying and teaching English for over 35 years. This is the first time I can see such a clear explanation about pronunciation rules. Very good teacher:

Mythiasorcio

4y↑10

This is so well done. I felt like I went back 20 years and was sitting in my English class, surrounded by my classmates. I was even picturing what those classmates were thinking and how they were processing the lecture, as if I were in their heads. Such a reminiscent feeling.

Mrs. Brind

4y↑51

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Mr. Darkness

4y↑12

I have been studying English language for years and this is the first time I hear about this difference in pronounciation, I'm very thankful that I found this clever lady who teaches perfect English.
I will be watching more of your videos, Professor.

Nazzareno Gavini

4y↑17

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Kelly

4y↑4

That lesson made me to understand when to pronounce with 'z' or 's' sound. I really love that lesson! Thank you , teacher😊

han1231

4y↑18

Hello, teacher. I always look forward to your new lesson. Thank you very much for your help.

Hads

4y↑3

Im working toward my English degree and this stuff is fascinating to me. I’d never realised there was a rule for whether to use the Z or S sound!

Sebashtian numberone

4y↑18

I've never been taught on this topic. Interesting and useful for those who try hard

Jamal Wafiq

4y↑19

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4y↑5

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Luis Antonio Moran

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Júnior Santana

I'm totally blown away, I've been researching about s vs z patterns, but haven't seen this tip yet and today I was wondering why sometimes I hear "use" and sometimes I hear "uze".
Thanks a lot for the nice lesson!

Paradise

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Michelle Yura

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Mac S

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Gustavo

4y↑17

Good heavens! I hadn't ever imagined those differences! Thank you teatcher for this wondeful lesson!

Jorge Angeleri

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Afines Pormx

Brilliant! I met these differences many times in practice, but now I have got a full review on the topic. Thanks!

Mustafa Djellouli

3y↑1

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Adriano Silva

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It's by far the best use of English that I have come across in my life.

I'm learning heaps from you .
Keep it up.

Jobson Andreson

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4y↑1

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Yu

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olgayark

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Валерия Конышева

So interesting and useful! Thank you!

Lorena Charlotte

4y↑5

Brilliant, I’ve been living for many years in the U.K. and can’t never figure out the differences in sounds. Thank you so much. You are a very good Teacher. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a Happy New Year 2020 🥂. Best wishes to all.

bilo Z

Dear - living in the UK is not a guarantee of proper learning

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S Belle

4y↑1

Oh my! I didn't really know nor ever I noticed about the pronunciation. Mainly, I just pronounced only "z" every where, until today when I came across this video of yours. Well! Thanks Gill. It was really helpful. I love your videos and learn from you. Sending you love from India💕😁👍

Ionela Stan

Thank you Ms Gil! This is so good to know! I've always wondered how and where these two sounds are distinguishable!

Sylvie Goigoux

Very useful lesson! Thank you, Gill. Take care.

wise wise

regarding to the verb (use) I think the adj/adv and nouns they're all guided by the same rule, so it might sound as the noun (usage). love your lessons very much, Thank you...

Candy Voyager

Amazing lesson thank you dear teacher

La Tunisienne التونيسية

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Keramat Steven

Thank you Gill for teaching us; it’s useful

Lanakin

Thank you Miss Gill, what a wonderful human being you are. Hope you have a good life and health, thanks for teaching this part of english phonetics. Hugs and kisses from Argentina!

Dorota

4y↑1

Huh that's something new for me :) thank you Gill for such an interesting lesson!

Sofía Saavedra

Thanks! This really helped me 💖

Krishna

Hi Gill, thank you for this lesson.. Could you also please make a lesson on whether to pronounce the plural 's' as 's' or 'z'? Eg: clothes, fins, etc. And another lesson on whether to pronounce 'th' as ''th'' or 'dh'? Eg:- I got to know that 'smooth' is pronounced with 'dh' at the end.. and 'soothe'..I am sure I would be saying other similar words incorrectly and I don't even know which..

Laurence Fraser

For th sounds, while there is a "correct" answer as to whether a given instance should be voiced or unvoiced (If you're unfamiliar with the term, z is the voiced form of s. You vibrate your vocal chords while making the sound for voiced sounds), which one you use doesn't actually matter, except for one specific pair of words: thigh and thy. The first (part of the leg) is unvoiced, the second (an old and rarely used possesive pronoun that's basically the second person version of 'my') is voiced, and there's no other difference between the two words.
All other instances of th, the word will sound a bit odd if you use the wrong one, but it won't cause any confusion or misunderstanding, because there are no other pairs where that's the only difference between the two.

Which, admittedly, doesn't answer your question, but should at least help you out.

As for s vs z in plurals, in most cases this is fairly simple. It's a matter of voicing. If the sound before the plural is unvoiced, so is the plural. If the sound before is voiced, so is the plural.
Of course, because English is just really bad at being simple and consistent at the same time, there are exceptions. There are probably rules for how the exceptions work (there usually are), but if so, I don't recall them.
Exception example: path ends in an unvoiced th. You'd expect that paths would thus be an unvoiced s. But it's not. Instead, both the s and the th are voiced! Mostly because, for whatever reason, it's easier to say that way. (Unvoiced paths is almost as tricky to say as 'sixths', for somewhat obvious reasons)

Rafael Godoy

3y↑1

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Abdou Mout

3y↑1

Hi,
Thanks a lot for your significant explanation.
What about increase???!
which it is a verb, and we pronounce S
UK /ɪnˈkriːs/
Besides this, wise, wisdom...(z)

el nino moundo

Thank you so much for this lesson it was useful

Chaton Sacrément

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Fly the fox

This really helped me, thanks ✨

j18grecco

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, I LEARN A LOT WITH YOU. WONDERFUL LESSON.

Luis Antonio Moran

Excellent lesson do you know that some phonetic sounds don’t follow these rules of z s pronunciation? you are an amazing, amazing old school teacher kurdos to you!

Luis C

4y↑1

This class was a whole challenge to understand... But I did! THANKS!!!

Jo Whee

I want to add this, when /z/ is at the end of the word it's usually dropped but at the beginning of a word it's much stronger as in ZOO, I believe that the dropped sounds make people confused.

Alicia Grau

Very good, no one has explained that to me ever!

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Zhuldyz Zhardimgalieva

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4y↑1

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Ras Mosiah

An excellent teacher!

Cintia Pa

Thanks for this nice lesson !

dreasbn

very interesting, never been aware of it and i merely can hear the differince, but if i put the verbs into the infinitive form it's very clear closing, loosing, excusing..With the infinitive i use the correct pronounciation but was aware of the difference in those above used verb forms.. Thank you for clarifying...

Ruth Otanga

4y↑2

Great teacher love your lesson and wish you happy New yrs

BenGunns

4y↑1

Gill i love your videos, can you do a lesson please, how to pronounce J in English for my South American friends, they pronounce J like the french ie Jacque so when they pronounce Jack it comes out like the french j in Frere Jacque the song instead of like the J in Jack. Thankyou Gill.

Hannan Cheikh

I appreciate your high language, you speak slowly so we can understand the deep language, especially when the word uses in different ways in English .

Oleksandra

4y↑1

thank you for your lessons!

Lisa Nguyen

Thank you for the good lesson.

P D

First of all, thank you very much for this video :)
In the last example you used a word "helpful" to describe the advice. I was taught that to describe things we should use the word "useful" and to describe people we should say "helpful". Can you make it clear for me?
The list of the words is quite short, isn't it? Are there any more words connected with this rule?

P D

@Learn English with Gill · engVidOk, got it! Thank you very much ♥

Learn English with Gill · engVid

4y↑2

Hi -- there's nothing wrong with saying 'I hope you found this lesson helpful'. The list of words is short, because there are only a few words which are affected in this way :-)

I.

4y↑1

I never realised they were pronounced this way. Thank you so much for your video, i learned something !

Hamilton López

Quite good lesson!

musKat

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Ninane Damiani

Thank you so much for your precious advice (s for the pronunciation 😉)
What a nice teacher you are ! We love you.

Soledade Arcoverde

Very useful, Gill. I thank you.

Jose Lozano

4y↑1

Finaly a clear explenation between "lose" and "loose".
What a release!
Thanks a lot.

Kevser Pınarbaşı

4y↑5

Thank you for your expressions 🙏

I B

4y↑1

1:31 I noticed that you pronunced the adjective 'enclosed' with a z sound. Is it because it derives from a verb? Thank you

bilo Z

Yes it is. Very observant

Fabiana Rolando

thanks a lot for your lesson !!!

sameehnasr

Thanks a lot. It is one of importnat lessons for non english speakers.

Jane Doe

I'm Swedish and I find it hard to make the z sound as we don't have the z sound in Swedish! We pronouce z like s! If it's a foreign word it's sometimes pronounced ts, but never z.

Now at least I know when the s in English words should be pronounced z!
Now I've just got to practice the sound z!
Great lesson, thanks!👍

Венера Бастрыкина

Thank you, it was helpful for me.

C

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Zouhir Islamov زوهير اسلاموف

Thanks Mrs Gill for this lesson
I have a question. is this general rule?
For example; the word increase, it's pronounced with /s/ either for noun and verb.
Can you explain more, I’m interested in.

Zouhir Islamov زوهير اسلاموف

thanks

Learn English with Gill · engVid

4y↑1

The s/z change is NOT a general rule -- it applies to the few example words I've given in the video. For 'increase' it's always an /s/ sound, whether it's a noun or a verb :-)

Vivien Oge

Very helpful, Gill😍
Thank you my lady

Gisella Villa

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Dennis Levin

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Pratibha educator

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Senda Tamie

4y↑1

Thank you teacher!

Karlheinz Bachmann

Hi Gill, you make a great Job, all your lesson are very good...Thankyou and best wishes from Germany and Merry Christmas....

Edson Silva

very good lesson.

bilo Z

Also the s at the end of present tense with 3rd person singular vs pleural s (sounded as z)

GERARDO SANTILLÁN

4y↑1

Thanks, Gill! I'm glad to have one more vídeo of yours. I'm glad to see You well

Elena B.

4y↑7

Hello teacher, i would to know where is from your english pronunciation; i like it so much
Thank you for your interesting lessons
from Italy

umencsv

The lady is from Midlands, he told about this in her video about accents and dialects. She moved to London and her pronunciation gradually changed.

Dmitry Gadeev

4y↑1

It seems to be as known RP, received pronunciation.

Ольга Воробьева

4y↑1

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Beyza Çifcibaşı

4y↑1

Hello. Can you make a video for legal terminology or legal english?

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