Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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career kəˈrɪər A2 |
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comfortable ˈkʌmftəbəl A2 |
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vacated ˈveɪkeɪtɪd B1 |
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essence ˈɛsəns B1 |
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commando kəˈmɑːndoʊ B2 |
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lunges lʌndʒɪz B1 |
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dressed drɛst A1 |
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rented rɛntɪd A2 |
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tux tʌks B1 |
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opposite ˈɑːpəzɪt A2 |
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wearing wɛərɪŋ A1 |
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cushions ˈkʊʃənz A2 |
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underwear ˈʌndərweər A1 |
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fatigue fəˈtɪɡ B1 |
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baby ˈbeɪbi A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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all right i took the quiz and it turns out i do put career before men
➔ Present Perfect (have + past participle)
➔ The phrase "I took the quiz" uses the present perfect to indicate an action completed in the past with relevance to the present.
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well it's not like i went to spain
➔ Negative Inversion with 'It's not like'
➔ The phrase "It's not like" is used for emphasis, inverting the typical word order to stress the point.
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you know what it doesn't matter
➔ Emphatic Structure with 'You know what'
➔ The phrase "You know what" is used to introduce a statement with added emphasis or frustration.
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i think i might be a little too comfortable
➔ Modal Verb 'Might' for Possibility
➔ The modal verb "might" is used to express a possibility or uncertainty.
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when i get back it's chair city and i'm the guy who's sitting in a chair
➔ Relative Pronoun 'Who's' in a Non-Defining Clause
➔ The relative pronoun "who's" is used in a non-defining clause to provide additional information without defining the noun.
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not gonna go commando in another man's fatigue
➔ Informal Contraction 'Gonna'
➔ The contraction "gonna" is an informal way to say "going to."
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what are you what are you gonna show me my clothes
➔ Repeated Question for Emphasis
➔ Repeating the question "What are you..." adds emphasis and expresses confusion or disbelief.
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look at me i'm chandler could i be wearing any more clothes
➔ Rhetorical Question with 'Could I be'
➔ The rhetorical question "Could I be wearing any more clothes" is used to make a statement in a questioning form for emphasis.
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