Badder – English Lyrics
Lyrics & Translation
[English]
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- BE
- BE W
- BE WIT
- BE WITH
- BE WITH AL
- BE WITH ALL
- BE WITH ALL OF
- BE WITH ALL OF T
- BE WITH ALL OF THI
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS ME
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESS
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DE
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DEST
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTRO
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYI
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING Y
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING YOU
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING YOU B
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING YOU BUS
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING YOU BUSIN
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING YOU BUSINES
- BE WITH ALL OF THIS MESSY DESTROYING YOU BUSINESS.
- OH, GISELLE,
YOU'RE HILARIOUS.
(GISELLE LAUGHS)
DELUSIONAL BUT HILARIOUS.
♪ PLEASE DON'T FEAR THAT YOU ARE UPSETTING ME ♪
♪ DEAR, I BARELY KNOW YOU'RE THERE ♪
♪ SORRY, WERE YOU SPEAKING ♪
♪ YOU'RE HARD TO SEE ♪
♪ LIKE A SMELL THAT LINGERS IN THE AIR ♪
♪ TRYING TO BE CLEVER ♪
♪ THAT MAKES NO SENSE ♪
♪ THAT'S A ROLE YOU HAVEN'T EARNED ♪
♪ YOU DON'T SEE YOUR OWN INSIGNIFICANCE ♪
♪ WELL, IT'S TIME YOU LEARNED ♪
♪ YOU MAY THINK YOU'RE BAD ♪
♪ BUT DARLING, I AM BADDER ♪
♪ REALLY, SWEETIE, WHERE'S THE THRILL IN ♪
♪ BEING JUST A HAS BEEN ♪
♪ A WANNA BE VILLAIN ♪
♪ YOU'RE A GARTER SNAKE ♪
♪ AND I'M A BIG PUFF ADDER ♪
♪ FACE IT, I AM SO MUCH BADDER THAN YOU ♪
(UPBEAT JAZZY MUSIC)
♪ SURELY YOU CAN SEE IT'S RIDICULOUS ♪
♪ TWO VILLAINS IN ONE FAIRY TALE ♪
♪ THIS TOWN IS TOO SMALL FOR THE BOTH OF US ♪
♪ SO OFF INTO THE SUNSET YOU SHOULD SAIL ♪
(UPBEAT JAZZY MUSIC)
♪ I CAN SEND MY MINIONS TO HELP YOU PACK ♪
♪ I'LL BE CAREFUL NOT TO CROW ♪
♪ DARLING, I WILL MISS YOU, ALAS, ALACK ♪
♪ BUT YOU HAVE GOT TO GO ♪
♪ YOU CAN CLAIM YOU'RE BAD ♪
♪ BUT I'M A BETTER BADDER ♪
♪ NOTHING YOU'VE GOT UP YOUR SLEEVE'LL ♪
♪ EVER EQUAL ME AS A MISTRESS OF EVIL ♪
♪ I'M THE HEART AND BRAINS ♪
♪ AND YOU, YOU'RE JUST THE BLADDER ♪
♪ HOW CAN YOU BELIEVE YOU'RE BADDER THAN I ♪
♪ NOBODY EVER WOULD BOTHER TO TELL ♪
♪ A TALE WITH MALEFICENT AND WITH CRUELLA ♪
♪ MY CHEEKBONES ARE SHARPER ♪
♪ MY HAIR'S MUCH MORE HIGH ♪
♪ SO JUMP DOWN A RABBIT HOLE ♪
♪ GO CLIMB A BEANSTALK ♪
♪ IT'S NOT AU REVOIR, BUT GOODBYE ♪
(UPBEAT JAZZY MUSIC)
♪ SOMEONE REALLY SHOULD PUT A STOP ON HER ♪
♪ UP TO ME TO FIND A WAY ♪
♪ MAYBE THERE'S A HOUSE I COULD DROP ON HER ♪
♪ IS A POISONED APPLE TOO CLICHE ♪
♪ DRAG HER TO A ROOFTOP AND TOSS HER DOWN ♪
♪ A SPELL TO MAKE HER DISAPPEAR ♪
♪ AND WHEN SHE IS GONE, I WILL OWN THE TOWN ♪
♪ AND EVERYONE WILL CHEER ♪
♪ SHE WAS SORTA BAD ♪
♪ BUT YOU ARE SO MUCH BADDER ♪
♪ CLEARLY THAT IS WHY I HAVETA ♪
♪ SEE THAT SHE LIVES HAPPILY NEVER AFTER ♪
♪ ONCE I SIT ALONE ♪
♪ ATOP THE VILLAIN LADDER ♪
♪ EVERYONE IN MONROLASIA ♪
♪ WILL TOTALLY BE IN MY THRALL ♪
♪ THEY WILL SAY O QUEEN, WE PRAISE YA ♪
♪ BECAUSE I WILL BE NOT JUST BADDER ♪
♪ BUT THE NASTY ♪
♪ EVERLASTY ♪
♪ FLABBERGASTY ♪
♪ VERY, VERY BADDEST OF THEM ALL ♪
Key Vocabulary
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bad /bæd/ A1 |
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better /ˈbɛtər/ A2 |
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thrill /θrɪl/ B1 |
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villain /ˈvɪlən/ B1 |
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mess /mɛs/ A2 |
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learn /lɜrn/ A1 |
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claim /kleɪm/ B1 |
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heart /hɑrt/ A1 |
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brain /breɪn/ A1 |
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time /taɪm/ A1 |
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town /taʊn/ A1 |
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disappear /ˌdɪsəˈpɪr/ B1 |
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cheer /tʃɪr/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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YOU'RE HILARIOUS.
➔ Use of the contraction "you're" which combines 'you' + 'are', forming the present tense of 'to be'.
➔ "You're" is a contraction used to indicate the present tense of 'to be' when referring to 'you'.
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BUT DARLING, I AM BADDER.
➔ Use of the comparative form 'badder' to compare degrees of 'bad'.
➔ 'Badder' is a non-standard comparative form of 'bad', used for emphasis or stylistic effect.
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YOU CAN CLAIM YOU'RE BAD.
➔ Use of the modal phrase 'can claim' to express ability or possibility of asserting something.
➔ 'Can claim' indicates that someone is able or allowed to assert or state something.
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IF YOU'RE UPSETTING ME
➔ Use of the present participle 'upsetting' to describe an ongoing or repeated action, often in the context of causation.
➔ 'Upsetting' is the present participle of 'upset', used here to describe an ongoing action that causes emotional disturbance.
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PLAYING NO SENSE
➔ Use of the phrase 'makes no sense' in the present tense to indicate something that is illogical or irrational.
➔ 'Makes no sense' is a common phrase used to describe something that is illogical, irrational, or confusing.
