– English Lyrics

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

do you find anything funny about me now

[Applause]

I thought oh this can't be happening

computer activate brain scan let's see

the frontal lobes with big inhale see

the haha guffaw chuckle Omelas looks old

shrimpie so what gives it get me yeah

haha kabocha Columbus's they're enormous

we need more power anything strike you

as funny now

thank them something George

and smile anymore now

one down or two

oh wow can you hear me Harold

yeah George George is that you right

here buddy yeah what's happening we're

shrinking

now we don't laugh or something soon we

may never laugh again oh no what do we

do what do we do what do we go well we

have to think of something funny okay

okay

yeah sure something funny anything no I

got nothing neither

okay okay well what did we used to find

funny I'm mostly potty humor poop vomit

that kind of thing really yeah it's like

the lowest form of comedy don't you

leave me attention everyone

Cooper pants here was a little update

arms up poop again do Hutus the success

of my plans us fall I decided to wipe

out laughter I tie up linen after that

you know I'll probably move on to other

planets Jupiter Mars can't forget Uranus

did he just say

[Laughter]

[Music]

something I'll go after the other galaxy

what

laughing good morning hi James

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[Applause]

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they got bruised a rib because I've

never laughed so hard in my life

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amongst my cherry flavored lip vs lip

balm and all of violence

please anyone

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
funny ˈfʌni A1	adjective - amusing or comical
activate ˈæktəˌveɪt B1	verb - to make something active or operational
brain breɪn A1	noun - the organ inside the head responsible for thought and memory
scan skæn B1	verb - to examine something quickly and carefully
frontal ˈfrʌntəl B2	adjective - relating to the front part of something
lobes loʊbz C1	noun - a rounded projection, especially of the brain
chuckle ˈtʃʌkəl A2	verb - to laugh quietly
enormous ɪˈnɔrməs A2	adjective - very large in size or quantity
shrink ʃrɪŋk B1	verb - to become or make something smaller
laughter ˈlæftər A1	noun - the sound or act of laughing
wipe waɪp A1	verb - to remove something by rubbing
galaxy ˈɡæləksi B1	noun - a system of millions or billions of stars
violence ˈvaɪələns A2	noun - extreme force or aggression
update ˈʌpˌdeɪt B1	verb - to provide with the latest information
success səkˈsɛs A2	noun - the achievement of desired results
planet ˈplænɪt A1	noun - a large round body in space that orbits a star

Key Grammar Structures

• do you find anything funny about me now

  ➔ Indirect Question, Present Simple

  ➔ The sentence uses an indirect question structure ('do you find...') instead of a direct question ('are you finding...'). The verb 'find' is in the present simple, indicating a general ability or perception.

• computer activate brain scan let's see

  ➔ Imperative, Infinitive

  ➔ The sentence begins with an imperative ('computer activate'), giving a command. 'Let's see' is a suggestion using the imperative with 'let' and the base form of the verb. 'activate' is an infinitive used as part of the command.

• the frontal lobes with big inhale see

  ➔ Present Participle as Adjective, Imperative

  ➔ 'frontal lobes' is the noun phrase. 'with big inhale' acts as an adverbial phrase modifying 'see', describing how to see. 'see' is used as an imperative, a command to observe.

• haha kabocha Columbus's they're enormous

  ➔ Interjection, Possessive, Pronoun, Adjective

  ➔ 'haha' is an interjection expressing laughter. 'Columbus's' shows possession. 'they're' is a contraction of 'they are', a pronoun and verb. 'enormous' is an adjective describing the size.

• one down or two

  ➔ Disjunctive Question, Cardinal Numbers

  ➔ This is a disjunctive question, offering two alternatives ('one' or 'two'). 'one' and 'two' are cardinal numbers.