A To Z 2 – English Lyrics

• By: Andrew Huang, Boyinaband
• Album: A To Z 2 - Single

Lyrics & Translation

Ready to explore a world of music? "A To Z 2" by Andrew Huang and Boyinaband is your ultimate guide! This song is not just a track, but a lesson in music genres, from A to Z. You'll discover new sounds, expand your musical vocabulary, and appreciate the creativity that blends so many styles into one amazing experience.

[English]

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah

*ad-libbing*

Yeah

She's my crimson rose, and I'll never let her go

LET'S GO!

Let's Go, Yo (What!) x3

Let's Go!

ROWKAYYYY

Let's go eat the corpses

Let's go and eat that fetus

Let's go eat the corpses of fetuses

[Instrumental]

[Funky Instrumental]

YEAAAA, WE LIGHTED THE FIREEE!

Light on Fire

[Electronic music]

I am your pain, and I am your cyanide,

I am your death, but that was implied

Kimi wa eien ni, eien ni, boku no taiyou [Forevermore, you are my sun]

[Instrumental]

Aahhh, yeaahhh

[Instrumental]

Come on!

All the angst inside my brain

I can't stop 'coz I feel the pain!

I will remember the memory

'Til I-

Forget what you heard, I got all the raps

a-a-and when I grab the mic, everybody claps

Whoaaaa!

Rule number one!

Break all the rules!

Except number one

Whoa-oa-oa-oa-oa-oa!

[Drums]

[Piano]

[Bow-wow-wow]

[Guitar, Bass]

[Electronic music]

I asked somebody, and tell em' "Where ma pants at?"

And then I asked someone, and they wonder where ma pants at.

[Orchestration]

[Violin]

Oh, Todo mundo danca (Dance, Everyone)

RYAAAAHHH

Todo mundo danca (Dance, Everyone)

[Saxophone]

Hey!

Oh, we do the A to Z [A to Z baby]

Just you and me [C'mon!]

Ohw!

Oh Baby!

Yeah!

Hi! I'm Dave from Boyinaband

Hey I'm Andrew Huang!

IMMA RAVE M8

We both produce a lot of different types o' music

Check out our channels in the description

And SUBSCRIIIIIIBE

If you like what you see

A - Z Part 1 mo mitte kudasai ne? Bye Bye! [Watch A - Z Part One too, Okay? Bye Bye!]

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
go /ɡoʊ/ A2	verb - to move from one place to another
eat /iːt/ A2	verb - to put food into the mouth and swallow verb - to consume or take in something
light /laɪt/ A2	noun - electromagnetic radiation that makes things visible verb - to make brighter or illuminate adjective - not heavy or not dark
fire /faɪər/ B2	noun - flame, combustion resulting in heat and light verb - to ignite or start burning
pain /peɪn/ B2	noun - physical or emotional suffering or discomfort
death /dɛθ/ B2	noun - the end of life or existence
memory /ˈmɛməri/ B2	noun - the ability to store, retain, and recall past experiences or information
rules /ruːlz/ B2	noun - principles or instructions regulating conduct or procedure
party /ˈpɑːrti/ B1	noun - a social gathering of invited guests
music /ˈmjuːzɪk/ A2	noun - sounds arranged in a pleasing or meaningful way
channel /ˈtʃænəl/ B1	noun - a medium for communication or broadcasting
produce /prəˈdjus/ B2	verb - to create or bring into existence

Key Grammar Structures

• She's my crimson rose, and I'll never let her go

  ➔ Future Simple with "will" (I'll never let)

  ➔ "I'll" is a contraction of "I will". "will" is used here to express a strong intention or promise about the future. "never" adds emphasis to the negative action.

• Let's go eat the corpses

  ➔ Imperative with "Let's"

  ➔ "Let's" is a contraction of "Let us" and is used to make a suggestion or invitation to do something together.

• I am your pain, and I am your cyanide

  ➔ Simple Present tense (I am)

  ➔ The simple present tense is used here to describe a state of being or a characteristic that is always true.

• Kimi wa eien ni, eien ni, boku no taiyou

  ➔ Adverbs modifying nouns in Japanese (eien ni)

  ➔ "Eien ni" (永遠に) means "eternally" or "forever". In this context, it modifies the statement of the speaker's feelings.

• I will remember the memory

  ➔ Future Simple with "will" (I will remember)

  ➔ "I will remember" indicates a future action or a firm intention to remember. The future simple with 'will' is used to express a decision made at the moment of speaking.

• Forget what you heard, I got all the raps

  ➔ Imperative (Forget) and Simple Past (heard), Present Perfect (I got - informal)

  ➔ "Forget" is an imperative verb, giving a command. "Heard" is the past participle used in the relative clause "what you heard." "I got" in this context is an informal way of saying "I have got" or "I have".

• I asked somebody, and tell em' "Where ma pants at?"

  ➔ Simple Past (asked), Imperative (tell), Informal Speech (ma, at)

  ➔ "Asked" is the simple past tense of "ask". "Tell" is in the imperative mood. "Ma" is a colloquial shortening of "my", and "at" is used informally at the end of the sentence instead of a proper prepositional structure.