Miss Me Blind – English Lyrics

• By: Culture Club

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the vibrant world of 80s pop with Culture Club's "Miss Me Blind"! This catchy new wave and R&B hit offers a fantastic way to learn English vocabulary related to emotions and relationships, particularly phrases expressing confidence and moving on. Its clear vocals and memorable chorus make it an enjoyable and accessible song for language learners.

Key Grammar Structures

• I know you'll miss me blind.

  ➔ future simple (will)

  ➔ The contraction **"you'll"** = "you will" marks a future action.

• Bet you got a good gun.

  ➔ present simple (colloquial) with "got" as informal "have"

  ➔ The verb **"Bet"** is present simple, and **"got"** works like the informal present perfect of "have".

• Grab my golden hand.

  ➔ imperative

  ➔ The base verb **"Grab"** gives a direct command to the listener.

• Now there's no need to demand.

  ➔ existential "there is" + noun phrase

  ➔ The phrase **"there's"** (there is) introduces the existence of **"no need"**.

• I'll teach you and you'll never be sure.

  ➔ future simple with "will" + coordinating conjunction "and"

  ➔ Both **"I'll"** (I will) and **"you'll"** (you will) are future simple; they are linked by **"and"**.

• If the way that you need is too much like greed.

  ➔ conditional clause "if" + relative clause "that you need"

  ➔ The clause starts with **"If"** (condition) and contains a relative clause **"that you need"** describing "the way".

• Decide if you are rich or you're poor.

  ➔ imperative + indirect yes‑no question introduced by "if"

  ➔ The verb **"Decide"** gives a command, and the clause **"if you are rich or you're poor"** is an indirect question.

• It can make you rich.

  ➔ modal verb "can" + base verb

  ➔ **"Can"** expresses ability or possibility, followed by the base verb **"make"**.

• Because this love that I have to give must be better than that kind.

  ➔ modal verb "must" + infinitive + relative clause "that I have to give"

  ➔ **"Must"** shows strong necessity; the relative clause **"that I have to give"** modifies "love".