HANNA – English Lyrics

• By: 6ix9ine

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

She a dancer, she said that her name was Hanna.

She a white girl, she like Hannah Montana.

Hit it from the back, I'm blowing her back, she asking me for money, yeah.

I'm like "Is you dirty, yeah?" (?), yeah.

Trackhawk, Trackhawk, Trackhawk, skrrt.

Jump in that bitch and I swerve.

Trackhawk, Trackhawk, Trackhawk, skrrt.

Jump in that bitch, hit the curb.

All my young niggas gon' throw on a ski, pop out the cut and swerve.

Hot Boy, I'm four hundred degrees, all my chains on blur.

Oh, I think they like me.

Oh, I think they like me.

Do I gotta pay or can I hit it for a freeski?

Oh, I think they like me.

Oh, I think they like me.

She might leave my crib, I switch it and now she wanna eat me.

My bitch, she a top, I swear I don't turn up for 'nun.

She said that she drink while CC get whatever she want.

Turn around, she know what's up, she bouncing over her, uh.

She know I'm a dog, I'm fresh out the can, I'm uppin' her breasts (?).

Give her ten bands, I hit 'til her ass going numb.

Hop in a jetski, I got these diamonds on my chest.

I'm on a jetski, I got these, uh, yeah.

She a dancer, she said that her name was Hanna.

She a white girl, she like Hannah Montana.

All my young niggas gon' throw on a ski, pop out the cut and swerve.

Hot Boy, I'm four hundred degrees, all my chains on blur.

Oh, I think they like me.

Oh, I think they like me.

Do I gotta pay or can I hit it for a freeski?

Oh, I think they like me.

Oh, I think they like me.

She might leave my crib, I switch it and now she wanna eat me.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
dancer /ˈdænsər/ A1	noun - a person who dances professionally or as a hobby
swerve /swɜːrv/ B1	verb - to change direction suddenly
blur /blɜːr/ B1	noun - a blurred or indistinct image verb - to become unclear or indistinct
ski /skiː/ A1	noun - a long, narrow piece of wood or plastic for traveling over snow
pop /pɒp/ A2	verb - to appear suddenly
degrees /dɪˈɡriːz/ A1	noun - a unit of measurement for temperature or angles
chains /tʃeɪnz/ A1	noun - a series of linked metal rings
pay /peɪ/ A1	verb - to give money for goods or services
crib /krɪb/ B1	noun - a slang term for one's home or apartment
switch /swɪtʃ/ A2	verb - to change from one thing to another
diamonds /ˈdaɪəməndz/ A1	noun - a precious stone made of crystallized carbon
jetski /ˈdʒetskiː/ B1	noun - a small, fast boat powered by a jet engine
numb /nʌm/ A2	adjective - unable to feel physical sensations

Key Grammar Structures

• She a dancer, she said that her name was Hanna.

  ➔ Subject + Verb (to be) + Noun

  ➔ The sentence uses a simple structure with 'She' as the subject, 'a dancer' as a predicate noun, and 'said' to introduce a past action.

• Hit it from the back, I'm blowing her back, she asking me for money, yeah.

  ➔ Present continuous tense

  ➔ 'I'm blowing' and 'she asking' are examples of the present continuous tense, indicating actions happening now.

• I'm like 'Is you dirty, yeah?'

  ➔ Quotation within a sentence

  ➔ The phrase 'I'm like' introduces direct speech, which is a colloquial way to quote someone.

• All my young niggas gon' throw on a ski, pop out the cut and swerve.

  ➔ Future contraction ('gon')

  ➔ 'Gon' is a colloquial contraction of 'going to,' used to express future actions.

• Oh, I think they like me.

  ➔ Present simple with 'think'

  ➔ The verb 'think' is in the present simple tense, expressing an opinion or belief.

• She might leave my crib, I switch it and now she wanna eat me.

  ➔ Modal verb ('might')

  ➔ 'Might' is used to express possibility or uncertainty about a future action.

• My bitch, she a top, I swear I don't turn up for 'nun.

  ➔ Appositive phrase

  ➔ 'She a top' is an appositive phrase that renames or describes 'my bitch.'