Lyrics & Translation
[English]
Let me take the time to tell youI already know whats on your mind
I wanna stick around and make you
Understand I didn't commit crime
But you keep on thinking it's
In some other chick
Makes me feel I'm better off
Goin' on a trip
You keep on thinking it's
In some other bitch
That makes me wanna leave
And never call up 'til I'm rich
What you want come see me
I got bootleg love for free
I got Abdul in a taxi and
He'll drop you down for free
Natsumi and Tsunami
They make love like origami
They put a flower on the lover
Give it good licky lick what
Good licky lick, good licky lick
We know it ain't right but we do it anyway
I think I wanna get a little active
There's more to this than being your captive
New directions might need a little practice
I can make it a little less destructive
You putting guards up
Outside my shop
Get me with your swat what
And it don't it don't stop
You putting guards up
Outside my shop
Get me with your swat what
And it don't it don't stop
Ay, ay, ay
What you want come see me
I got bootleg love for free
I got Abdul in a taxi and
He'll drop you down for free
Natsumi and Tsunami
They make love like origami
They put a flower on the lover
Give it good licky lick what
Good licky lick, good licky lick
We know it ain't right but we do it anyway
We do it anyway, but we do it anyway
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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I already know whats on your mind
➔ Present tense with 'know' to express certainty
➔ The verb 'know' in the present tense indicates a current state of certainty about the situation.
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I didn't commit crime
➔ Past simple with 'did' for negation
➔ The auxiliary verb 'did' is used to form a negative sentence in the past simple tense.
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Makes me feel I'm better off
➔ Present simple with 'makes' for causation
➔ The verb 'makes' in the present simple tense is used to express that something causes a certain feeling.
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We know it ain't right but we do it anyway
➔ Contraction 'ain't' for informal negation
➔ The contraction 'ain't' is an informal way to say 'is not' or 'are not', often used in spoken English.
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There's more to this than being your captive
➔ Present simple with 'there is' for existence
➔ The phrase 'there is' in the present simple tense is used to indicate the existence of something more.
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New directions might need a little practice
➔ Modal verb 'might' for possibility
➔ The modal verb 'might' is used to express a possible but not certain outcome.
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I can make it a little less destructive
➔ Modal verb 'can' for ability
➔ The modal verb 'can' is used to express ability or capability to do something.
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And it don't it don't stop
➔ Contraction 'don't' for informal negation
➔ The contraction 'don't' is an informal way to say 'do not', often used in spoken English.
