Hallucination – English Lyrics

• By: Isabel LaRosa

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Your hallucination

...

Slam the door right on me

Wake up screamin', heartbeat runnin', oh

Walk around so dizzy since you vanished

Head keeps spinnin', whoa

Visions in the nighttime

My only lifeline

Swear that I'm seein' a ghost in my room

Oh my God, why does he look just like you?

Am I paranoid? Picture the same black tattoo

I'll always be chasing your hallucination

...

Your hallucination

...

I can't trust my feelings

Thoughts on fire, barely eating, oh

All my legs unsteady

Gotta let you go, but I'm not ready, oh

Visions in the nighttime (nighttime)

My only lifeline

Swear that I'm seein' a ghost in my room (my room)

Oh my God, why does he look just like you? (Like you)

Am I paranoid? Picture the same black tattoo (tattoo)

I'll always be chasing your hallucination

...

Your hallucination

...

Can't believe that you're gone

I don't wanna move on

I don't want someone new

It'll always be you

...

Swear that I'm seein' a ghost in my room

Oh my God, why does he look just like you?

Am I paranoid? Picture the same black tattoo

I'll always be chasing your hallucination

...

Key Grammar Structures

• Walk around so dizzy since you vanished

  ➔ Present participle/Adverbial phrase

  ➔ The phrase "walk around so dizzy" describes the ongoing state of the subject while using "since" to mark the starting point of an action in the past.

• Why does he look just like you?

  ➔ Look + like + noun

  ➔ The structure "look like" is used to compare physical appearance between two people or things.

• I'll always be chasing your hallucination

  ➔ Future continuous tense

  ➔ The "future continuous" tense is used here to describe an action that will continue for an extended period in the future.

• Thoughts on fire, barely eating

  ➔ Participial phrase as an adjective

  ➔ "Barely eating" acts as a descriptive state of the subject, showing how they are feeling or behaving.

• Gotta let you go, but I'm not ready

  ➔ Modal of obligation (Informal)

  ➔ "Gotta" is a contraction of "got to", representing an informal necessity or obligation.

• I don't wanna move on

  ➔ Phrasal verb

  ➔ "Move on" is a phrasal verb meaning to leave the past behind or start a new phase of life.

• I'll always be chasing your hallucination

  ➔ Adverb of frequency/Duration

  ➔ "Always" is used to emphasize the constant, uninterrupted nature of the action.

• Am I paranoid?

  ➔ Interrogative sentence (Yes/No question)

  ➔ The inversion of the verb "am" and the subject "I" is used to form a standard interrogative structure.