Low Low – English Lyrics

• By: WayV-TEN&YANGYANG

Lyrics & Translation

“Low Low” is an upbeat and refreshing English-language song by WayV-TEN&YANGYANG, perfect for anyone looking to learn English through music. The song's catchy beat and straightforward lyrics about expressing love make it an engaging way to pick up new vocabulary and phrases, especially related to emotions and relationships. Its playful and joyful vibe, which even grew on the artists themselves, demonstrates a different side of their musicality and offers a fun, easy-listening experience.

[English]

Don't keep my love on the low low

Keep my love on the low low

You can throw me like a yo-yo

But I promise I won't let go

If you don't trust me by now, tell me right now

What can I do just to keep you around

Love on the low low

Don't keep my love on the low low

She's a keeper, but I just can't keep her

She be running when I try and get deeper, yeah

She's slipping through my fingers

And I try hard to please her

I'm facing it she put me through the test I'm acing it

Putting in time and she's wasting it, all I'm saying is

Don't keep my love on the low low

Keep my love on the low low

You can throw me like a yo-yo, but I promise I won't let go

If you don't trust me by now

Tell me right now, what can I do just to keep you around

Love on the low low

Don't keep my love on the low low

Low low, ah man, rolling up, trying me, looking so good

Rocking that white hoodie with the ponytail

Girl I'm wishing I could read your mind, yeah read your mind yeah

I'm facing it, she put me through the test I'm acing it

Shaking my head but I'm bracing it, all I'm saying is

Don't keep my love on the low low

Keep my love on the low low

You can throw me like a yo-yo

But I promise I won't let go

If you don't trust me by now, tell me right now

What can I do just to keep you around

Love on the low low

Don't keep my love on the low low

Don't be, don't be scared baby

Don't be, don't be shy baby

I'm so confused

Gimme one, gimme one reason

I can see the look in your eyes

Don't you know I see through your lies

I know you want it too

Don't keep my love on the low low

Keep my love on the low low

You can throw me like a yo-yo

But I promise I won't let go

If you don't trust me by now, tell me right now

What can I do just to keep you around

Love on the low low

Don't keep my love on the low low

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Love on the low low

Don't keep my love on the low low

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Key Grammar Structures

• Don't keep my love on the low low

  ➔ Negative Imperative

  ➔ The phrase "Don't keep" is a negative imperative, used to give a direct command or instruction not to do something. It expresses a strong request or warning.

• You can throw me like a yo-yo

  ➔ Modal Verb 'can' (possibility/permission) & Simile

  ➔ The modal verb "can" indicates possibility or permission. "Like a yo-yo" is a simile, directly comparing the action to how a yo-yo moves, emphasizing the repetitive up-and-down or back-and-forth motion.

• But I promise I won't let go

  ➔ Future Simple (negative) & Phrasal Verb 'let go'

  ➔ "Won't" is the contraction of 'will not', used here to express a promise or determination about a future action. "Let go" is a phrasal verb meaning to release something or someone.

• If you don't trust me by now, tell me right now

  ➔ First Conditional (Real Conditional)

  ➔ This is a First Conditional sentence, describing a real or likely situation in the present or future ("If you don't trust me by now") and its probable result or a command ("tell me right now").

• What can I do just to keep you around

  ➔ Infinitive of Purpose

  ➔ The phrase "to keep" is an infinitive of purpose, indicating the reason or aim for the action expressed by 'What can I do'. It explains *why* the speaker would do something.

• She's slipping through my fingers

  ➔ Present Continuous & Idiomatic Expression

  ➔ "She's slipping" is in the present continuous tense, describing an ongoing action. "Slipping through my fingers" is an idiom meaning losing control over something or someone, or failing to keep them.

• I'm facing it she put me through the test I'm acing it

  ➔ Phrasal Verb 'put through' & Colloquialism 'acing it'

  ➔ "Put someone through something" is a phrasal verb meaning to make someone experience a difficult or unpleasant situation. "Acing it" is a colloquial expression meaning to perform exceptionally well on something, like a test.

• Girl I'm wishing I could read your mind

  ➔ 'Wish' + Past Modal (for unreal/hypothetical desires in the present/future)

  ➔ The structure "I'm wishing I could read" expresses a desire for a situation to be different from reality. 'Could' is the past modal of 'can', used here to indicate a hypothetical ability that the speaker does not possess.

• I'm so confused

  ➔ Past Participle as an Adjective

  ➔ "Confused" is the past participle of the verb 'to confuse', used here as an adjective to describe the speaker's emotional state, meaning they feel bewildered or perplexed.

• Don't you know I see through your lies

  ➔ Negative Interrogative Question & Phrasal Verb 'see through'

  ➔ "Don't you know" is a negative interrogative question, often used to express surprise, mild irritation, or to prompt an obvious answer. "See through" is a phrasal verb meaning to understand the true nature of something or someone, especially when they are trying to deceive.