I Loved You
Lyrics:
[English]
I blame you
I’m hating the memories with you again
After losing you
Everything is meaningless to me
I don’t miss you
Don’t want to see you, I
The love you gave me (You)
I don’t want to remember it
Really I loved you
I just loved you too much
That I can’t forget about you even though I want to
That’s why I want to forget about you
Truly I loved you
It’s hard as much as I loved you
Though I want to hate you
I hate you more because I can’t hate you
I know
What I’m saying right now
It makes me sound like a fool
It doesn’t make any sense at all
I know
After you left me
From the moment
My world has already
Stopped
It has ended
Oh
Really I loved you
I just loved you too much
That I can’t forget about you even though I want to
That’s why I want to forget about you
Truly I loved you
It’s hard as much as I loved you
Though I want to hate you
I hate you more because I can’t hate you
Even though I
Try so hard to
Erase you from my heart
I can’t, I know yeah
The fact that
You won’t be erased
From my heart
You won’t be, I know
Loved you
Though I want to forget about you, I can’t,
That’s why I want to forget about you
Truly I loved you
It’s hard as much as I loved you
Though I want to hate you, I can’t
That’s why I hate you more
Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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I blame you
➔ Simple Present Tense for habitual actions or general truths
➔ The sentence uses the **simple present tense** to state a current action or feeling.
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I don’t miss you
➔ Use of 'do/does not' + base form for negation in the present simple
➔ The auxiliary **'do/does not'** is used with the base form of the verb to create a negative sentence in the present simple tense.
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Really I loved you
➔ Emphasis with adverbs like 'really' before the verb
➔ The adverb **'really'** emphasizes the speaker's strong feelings about loving someone.
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That I can’t forget about you even though I want to
➔ Use of 'can’t' (cannot) + base verb to express inability
➔ The modal **'can’t'** expresses inability or impossibility to perform the action of forgetting.
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My world has already stopped
➔ Use of the Present Perfect with 'has' + past participle ('stopped') to indicate a state that relates to the present
➔ The **present perfect** indicates that the action or state has relevance to the current moment.
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You won’t be erased from my heart
➔ Future passive with 'will be' + past participle to indicate something will happen to the subject
➔ The construction **'will be' + past participle** expresses the future passive voice, indicating that the object will be affected in the future.
