– English Lyrics

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

pick me up

okay

wow okay now

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March woo

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[Applause]

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oh yeah that's Rockwell nice place huh

Brockwell yes I was born right down

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there no stop look out the

cow please

stop we can't go there yet people people

just aren't ready for

you that was close you can't go running

around like that

okay hey

look I guess that would be okay to eat

it's been there for

months oh no

we got to hide you know hide it's when

you you know when you just get behind

something

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quick don't move

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our troubles are

over this is it all you can eat

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turn it

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off come on just turn it off

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
pick pɪk A1	verb - to choose or select something
march mɑːrʧ A1	verb - to walk with a regular and purposeful stride
born bɔːrn A1	verb - to be brought into existence
stop stɒp A1	verb - to cease moving or operating
look lʊk A1	verb - to direct one's gaze toward someone or something
ready ˈrɛdi A1	adjective - prepared or willing to do something
running ˈrʌnɪŋ A1	verb - to move swiftly on foot
guess ɡɛs A1	verb - to estimate or conclude without sufficient information
eat it A1	verb - to consume food
hide haɪd A1	verb - to put or keep out of sight
quick kwɪk A1	adjective - moving or functioning rapidly
move muːv A1	verb - to change position or location
trouble ˈtrʌbəl A2	noun - a problem or difficulty
turn tɜːrn A1	verb - to rotate or cause to rotate
people ˈpiːpəl A1	noun - human beings in general or considered collectively

Key Grammar Structures

• pick me up

  ➔ Imperative mood

  ➔ The phrase is a direct command or request. The verb is used in its base form to give an instruction. "**pick**" is the verb.

• Brockwell yes I was born right down there

  ➔ Past Simple Tense + Tag Question

  ➔ The sentence uses the Past Simple to describe a completed action in the past ("was born"). The 'yes' acts as a confirmation and the phrase is structured like a tag question. "**was born**" is the past simple verb phrase.

• stop we can't go there yet people people

  ➔ Modal Verb (can't) + Adverb of Time (yet) + Direct Address

  ➔ The sentence uses 'can't' to express inability. 'Yet' indicates that the situation might change in the future. The repetition of "**people**" is a form of direct address, emphasizing urgency.

• our troubles are over this is it all you can eat

  ➔ Present Simple (stative verb) + Demonstrative Pronoun + Infinitive Phrase

  ➔ “troubles are” uses the present simple to describe a state. “this is it” uses a demonstrative pronoun to emphasize a conclusion. “all you can eat” is an infinitive phrase functioning as an adjective. "**are**" is the stative verb.