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Lyrics & Translation

[English]

foreign

[Music]

that's strange why would marmalade leave

the golden dolphin unprotected because

because maybe it's a trap or maybe

yeah it was a trap well well well if it

isn't my prize pupil and he brought

along the governor or should I say the

Crimson pole

what an ingenious way to disguise as

empango Diamond hiding it in plain sight

you gotta be kidding me what I'm

sentimental you always did have Panache

and yet you still fell right into my

trap but how did you know we'd even be

here oh I got a little tip from a friend

hey buddy how's it hanging

Lake

what can I say we just clicked oh yeah

how's it feel to be working for your

favorite food ah you're just jealous to

be missing out on the heist of the

century it's got everything betrayal a

meteor mind control can I try it on

that's cool pop a nice all the crime

with none of the exercise

what about all that flower of goodness

talk was it all just a lie uh pretty

much yeah you see I never cared about

what's good only what's good for me like

say a billion dollars

I just got a tingle

go bad or go home

cuddles finish them

what is there that's not poisoned yes

[Music]

I can't believe it's you you were right

Wolfie we felt the wag man it's good man

this is super moving but can we do this

later feels like I got a Rhythm Section

in my fin

oh

yeah right

guys am I happy to see you

now it's time to huff and puff and blow

this little Piggy's eyes down

Key Grammar Structures

• that's strange why would marmalade leave the golden dolphin unprotected

  ➔ Contraction ('that's') and Indirect Question ('why would')

  ➔ 'That's' is a contraction of 'that is'. 'Why would' introduces an indirect question, expressing curiosity without direct inquiry.

• maybe it's a trap or maybe yeah it was a trap

  ➔ Use of 'maybe' for speculation and repetition for emphasis

  ➔ 'Maybe' is used to express uncertainty. Repetition of 'it's a trap' emphasizes the speaker's belief.

• what an ingenious way to disguise as empango Diamond hiding it in plain sight

  ➔ Exclamatory sentence and 'to disguise as' for purpose

  ➔ The sentence starts with 'what' to express admiration. 'To disguise as' indicates the purpose of the action.

• you always did have Panache and yet you still fell right into my trap

  ➔ Use of 'did' for emphasis and 'and yet' for contrast

  ➔ 'Did' is added for emphasis in 'always did have'. 'And yet' contrasts the two ideas in the sentence.

• I just got a tingle go bad or go home

  ➔ Imperative mood ('go bad or go home')

  ➔ The phrase 'go bad or go home' is in the imperative mood, giving a direct command or suggestion.