Moonlit Floor
Lyrics:
[English]
Mwah-mwah
Ooh, la-la-la
Ooh, la-la-la
I'ma need to hear you say it out loud
'Cause I love it when my name slips out your mouth
Love it when your eyes caress my body (oh-oh)
Right before you lay your kisses on me (ooh)
Green-eyed French boy got me trippin'
How your skin is always soft
How your kisses always hit
How you know just where to-
Green-eyed French boy got me trippin'
I love that accent off your lips
How your tongue do all those tricks
How you know just where to- (mwah-mwah)
Kiss me, under the Paris twilight
Kiss me, out on the moonlit floor
Kiss me, under the Paris twilight (uh-huh)
So kiss me
Cute fit in the whip, to the flight, to the sky, never down, baby, check my stats
Truth is, I wasn't tryna to meet nobody
Baby, I was there to get my bag
But when I saw you I was like, "I like that"
Wasn't tryna break, baby, I fought back
But when I heard you say, "Bonjour, bébé"
I was like, "Damn"
Green-eyed French boy got me trippin'
How your skin is always soft
How your kisses always hit
How you know just where to-
Green-eyed French boy got me trippin'
I love that accent off your lips
How your tongue do all those tricks
How you know just where to- (mwah-mwah)
Kiss me, under the Paris twilight
Kiss me (uh-huh), out on the moonlit floor
Kiss me, under the Paris twilight (uh-huh)
So kiss me
Ooh, them French boys got me trippin' (ooh, la-la-la)
Ooh, them French boys got me trippin' (ooh, la-la-la)
Ooh, them French boys got me trippin' (ooh, la-la-la)
Ooh, them French boys got me trippin' (ooh, la-la-la)
Kiss me, under the Paris twilight
Kiss me, out on the moonlit floor
Kiss me, under the Paris twilight
So kiss me
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Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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How your skin is always soft
➔ Present tense with 'be' + adjective
➔ The phrase describes a current state using the verb 'is' and the adjective 'soft'.
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How your kisses always hit
➔ Adverb 'always' with the present tense 'hit'
➔ The adverb 'always' emphasizes the consistent action of the kisses hitting.
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Love it when my name slips out your mouth
➔ Relative clause with 'when' to specify timing
➔ The clause 'when my name slips out your mouth' shows the specific moment when something happens.
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Kiss me, under the Paris twilight
➔ Imperative sentence with 'me' as the object
➔ The sentence uses an imperative form to give a poetic command or request.
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So kiss me
➔ Repetition of imperative for emphasis
➔ The singer repeats 'So kiss me' to reinforce the romantic wish or command.
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Ooh, them French boys got me trippin'
➔ Colloquial expression with 'got me' + present participle
➔ An informal way of expressing that something causes a strong reaction or feeling.
