Nirvana – English Lyrics

• By: Maejor, Yashua, Jeon

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Bounce with it

Bust a move

Let it go, get loose

Throw it up, no shame

Show it off

Do your thing do your thing

Open up make a change

Let your fear fade away

Why care what they say

Doesn't matter anyway

What are we trying for?

We know it doesn't matter

What are we crying for?

In the end it doesn't matter

...

Play another game

Pick another lane

Go against the grain

Make them know your name

Show 'em what you got

Show 'em what they now

Show up on their block

Show 'em that you hot

We could hit the shot with a second on the clock

Pop it then it drop

This is how we rock

We connect the dots on the way up to the top

Positive a lot we cannot be stopped, no

What are we trying for?

We know it doesn't matter

What are we crying for?

In the end it doesn't matter

...

It doesn't matter

...

Ya me voy pa' mi casa de gira este fin de semana pa' pasarla bien

Traete a tu amiga la linda y ven pa' mi cama, pa' pasarla bien

Dice ay eres tu

No he visto a nadie como tu

Que me mira y me domina y me sube la adrenalina y me baila como tu

For real for real I'm telling you

Jeon coming with the vibe's for sure

Somos gente de la playa

It's the time, no?

Bring the fire

Nunca paremos el movimiento

En la pista encendiendo

Yo, vamos dale lento

Aquí estamos real no hacemos juego

What are we trying for?

We know it doesn't matter

What are we crying for?

In the end it doesn't matter

...

It doesn't matter

...

Key Grammar Structures

• Let it go, get loose

  ➔ Imperative verbs and infinitive of purpose

  ➔ The sentences use **imperative verbs** ("Let", "get") to give commands or make requests. The **infinitive of purpose** is used (in this case, implied) to suggest the reason for letting go and getting loose.

• Why care what they say

  ➔ Interrogative word + infinitive clause

  ➔ The sentence uses the **interrogative word** "Why" followed by the **infinitive form** "care" to form a question about the reason or purpose. This is a common way to express a rhetorical question.

• Doesn't matter anyway

  ➔ Present simple tense (negative) and Adverb of manner

  ➔ The sentence uses the **present simple tense** in the **negative form** ("Doesn't matter") to state a general truth or a fact. It also includes the **adverb of manner** "anyway", which specifies how something is done.

• What are we trying for?

  ➔ Present continuous tense and Prepositional phrase

  ➔ This sentence uses the **present continuous tense** ("are trying") to express an action happening now or around now. It also has a **prepositional phrase** ("for") indicating the purpose or goal of the action.

• We know it doesn't matter

  ➔ Present simple tense (affirmative and negative)

  ➔ The sentence contains both **present simple** in **affirmative** ("We know") and in **negative** ("doesn't matter") forms. It emphasizes general truths or facts.

• We could hit the shot with a second on the clock

  ➔ Modal verb "could" and time phrases

  ➔ The sentence uses the **modal verb** "could" to express possibility. The sentence includes a **time phrase** "with a second on the clock", specifying a precise timeframe.

• Ya me voy pa' mi casa de gira este fin de semana pa' pasarla bien

  ➔ Colloquial Spanish with prepositions of movement and purpose

  ➔ This sentence uses **colloquial Spanish**, including shortened words and phrases like "pa'". It utilizes **prepositions** like "pa'" (para - to, for) and "de" (of) to indicate movement and purpose (going to have a good time).