– English Lyrics

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

you never stood a child you see I'm not

a queen or a monster I'm the goddess of

death

what were you the god of again even when

you had two eyes you'll see only half

the picture it's too strong

about my hammer I got are you saw the

god of hammers hmm that hammer was to

help you control your power to focus it

there's no source of strength this too

late she's already taken out guard house

cut is not the place never was this

could be a skirt a skirt is where our

people stand even now right now those

people need your help

but not as strong as you

No

you're stronger

[Music]

tell me brother what were you the god of

again

[Music]

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
stood stʊd A2	verb - past tense of stand, to be in an upright position
queen kwiːn A1	noun - a female ruler of a kingdom
monster ˈmɒnstər A1	noun - a large, ugly, and frightening creature
goddess ˈɡɒdəs A2	noun - a female deity
death dɛθ A1	noun - the end of life
hammer ˈhæmər A1	noun - a tool with a heavy metal head used for hitting nails
control kənˈtroʊl A2	verb - to exercise authority or direction over
focus ˈfoʊkəs B1	verb - to concentrate on something
strength strɛŋθ A2	noun - the quality or state of being strong
guard ɡɑrd A1	noun - a person who protects or watches over something
cut kʌt A1	verb - to divide with a sharp instrument
skirt skɜrt A1	noun - a garment worn by women and girls that hangs from the waist
stand stænd A1	verb - to be in an upright position
strong strɒŋ A1	adjective - having power or ability
brother ˈbrʌðər A1	noun - a male sibling

Key Grammar Structures

• you never stood a child you see I'm not a queen or a monster I'm the goddess of death

  ➔ Complex Sentence Structure, Coordination (or)

  ➔ The sentence combines multiple clauses using 'and' and 'or' to create a complex statement about the speaker's identity. The use of 'you see' is a discourse marker adding emphasis. The structure demonstrates a high level of fluency.

• what were you the god of again

  ➔ Past Continuous/Progressive in a Question, Tag Question (implied)

  ➔ The sentence uses the past continuous ('were you being') to inquire about a past role. The 'again' implies a previous discussion. The intonation would likely carry a tag question, seeking confirmation.

• it's too strong

  ➔ Adjective as Predicate Complement

  ➔ "strong" functions as an adjective describing the subject (implied – likely referring to a power or force). It completes the meaning of the verb 'is'.

• that hammer was to help you control your power to focus it

  ➔ Infinitive of Purpose, Bare Infinitive

  ➔ "to help" is an infinitive phrase expressing the purpose of the hammer. "to focus it" uses a bare infinitive after 'help', a common grammatical structure.