Beautiful Life – English Lyrics

• By: Lost Frequencies, Sandro Cavazza

Lyrics & Translation

Embark on a linguistic journey with "Beautiful Life" by Lost Frequencies and Sandro Cavazza! This feel-good tropical house track offers a wonderful opportunity to learn English by immersing yourself in its simple yet profound lyrics about love, devotion, and appreciating the beauty of life. Its clear vocals and relatable themes make it an accessible and enjoyable song for language learners.

[English]

What if?

What if we had the ability

to relive a day in our past?

To travel backwards in time,

to feel that special moment again.

Anywhere you want to go,

I follow.

Mountain high and river low,

I follow.

Take me to the bottom,

drown me in love,

wherever you go.

Mountain high and river low,

I follow.

It's a beautiful, beautiful life.

Beautiful, beautiful life.

Beautiful, beautiful life.

With you.

Anywhere you want to go,

I follow.

Mountain high and river low,

I follow.

Take me to the bottom,

drown me in love,

wherever you go.

Mountain high and river low,

I follow.

Beautiful, beautiful life.

Beautiful, beautiful life.

Beautiful, beautiful life.

With you.

Anywhere she wants to go.

Key Grammar Structures

• What if we had the ability to relive a day in our past?

  ➔ Second‑conditional (hypothetical) clause with past simple after 'if'.

  ➔ The verb "had" shows the past‑simple form used in a hypothetical situation.

• to travel backwards in time, to feel that special moment again.

  ➔ Infinitive of purpose (bare infinitive) used after a noun phrase.

  ➔ "travel" and "feel" are bare infinitives showing the purpose of "the ability".

• Anywhere you want to go, I follow.

  ➔ Relative clause with omitted relative pronoun (that/which) + simple present.

  ➔ "you want to go" is a relative clause where the word "that" is understood before "you".

• Take me to the bottom, drown it in love, wherever you go.

  ➔ Imperative sentences + subordinate clause with 'wherever' indicating condition.

  ➔ "Take" and "drown" are imperatives; "wherever you go" is a conditional clause.

• It's a beautiful, beautiful life.

  ➔ Contraction (It is) + simple present; adjective repetition for emphasis.

  ➔ "It's" = "It is"; the adjective "beautiful" is repeated for stylistic emphasis.

• With you.

  ➔ Prepositional phrase functioning as an adverbial complement.

  ➔ "With" introduces the prepositional phrase "with you" that modifies the implied verb.

• Anywhere she wants to go.

  ➔ Relative clause with third‑person singular present simple; verb‑noun agreement.

  ➔ "wants" agrees with the third‑person singular subject "she".