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Lyrics & Translation

[English]

[Music]

got 3 minutes till the reactor blows

we're never going to make it you've got

to get out of here save

yourself no I won't leave you don't

worry about me I'm a robot I'm just a

machine no you're not not to me oh my

God what I am extremely

talented yeah yeah you're great yeah

okay let's take it from no I mean I was

really acting my ass

off I thought I was pretty good too oh

yeah you're solid yeah you're just know

me you know what I think that's enough

for now yeah I don't want to be over

rehearsed I'll do it without you I don't

need you or anybody else I'm going to

make it on my

own you'll see you'll all see

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come on cheese I'm not leaving without

you try routing your backup power source

through your primary CPU I can't my

circuits are fried they're fried I tell

you well then I'll just have to carry

you that'll be a neat trick when you're

when you're

dead

Ross you don't have to yell there was

just an explosion okay my hearing would

be

impaired I thought you were excellent in

fact for a minute there I was like oh

where'd Ross

go thank you and I have to say that

first scene where you meet mac oh my God

I me you know what I think that's enough

for today thanks for your

help holding us back totally

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
reactor ˈriːæktər B1	noun - a device or system that produces energy through nuclear fission or fusion
blows bloʊz A2	verb - to explode or be destroyed
save seɪv A1	verb - to rescue or preserve from harm
robot ˈroʊbɒt A1	noun - a machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically
machine məˈʃiːn A1	noun - a device that uses power to perform a task
talented ˈtæləntɪd A2	adjective - having a natural ability or skill
rehearsed rɪˈhɜːrst B1	adjective - practiced or prepared in advance
routing ˈraʊtɪŋ B2	verb - to direct or pass through a particular path
circuits ˈsɜːrkɪts B1	noun - a complete path through which electric current can flow
fried fraɪd A2	adjective - cooked in hot fat or oil verb - to burn out or damage by heat or electricity
carry ˈkæri A1	verb - to hold and transport from one place to another
neat nit A2	adjective - clean, tidy, and orderly
trick trɪk A1	noun - a clever or skillful act or scheme
impaired ɪmˈpɛərd B2	adjective - diminished or damaged in function or quality
excellent ˈɛksələnt A2	adjective - extremely good or outstanding

Key Grammar Structures

• we're never going to make it you've got to get out of here save yourself

  ➔ Future with 'going to' + Imperative

  ➔ The phrase "we're never going to make it" expresses a strong prediction about a negative outcome. "You've got to" is a colloquial imperative, emphasizing urgency. The use of imperatives ("get out," "save yourself") shows direct commands.

• no I won't leave you don't worry about me

  ➔ Negative auxiliary verb + future intention + prohibition

  ➔ "I won't leave you" demonstrates a firm refusal using the auxiliary verb 'won't'. "Don't worry" is a negative imperative, a common way to offer reassurance.

• I'm a robot I'm just a machine

  ➔ Simple present tense for stating facts/identity

  ➔ The use of "I'm" (I am) followed by a noun phrase ("a robot", "a machine") establishes a clear statement of identity. The simple present tense is used to convey a factual statement.

• no you're not not to me

  ➔ Contraction + Negative + emphatic phrase

  ➔ "You're" is a contraction of "you are". The double negative ("not not") is used for emphasis, meaning "you are, in fact, something more to me".