– English Lyrics

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

oh come pop oh we better hurry we don't

have much time

what's going on RJ nothing well then

let's get out of here because we have

what we need no we don't what are you

talking about we have more than enough

hey listen I've got about this long to

hand over that wagon load of food to a

homicidal bear but if these buddies

aren't on the menu then I will be now

let go my tail what what are you going

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look it's not you it won't work okay

because

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[Applause]

oh this mail doesn't bother you know

this face was bred for beauty I cannot

smell a thing you can't smell the door

go go go

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
hurry ˈhɜːri A1	verb - to move or act quickly
homicidal hɒˈmɪsədəl B2	adjective - having a desire to kill someone
menu ˈmɛnjuː A1	noun - a list of dishes available in a restaurant
bred brɛd A2	verb - past tense of breed; to produce offspring
beauty ˈbjuːti A1	noun - a combination of qualities that pleases the senses
smell smɛl A1	verb - to perceive a scent or odor noun - a scent or odor
wagon ˈwæɡən A1	noun - a vehicle with four wheels, often used for transporting goods
food fʊd A1	noun - substances eaten to provide nutritional support
bear bɛər A1	noun - a large mammal with thick fur and a short tail
buddies ˈbʌdiz A1	noun - close friends
tail teɪl A1	noun - the rear appendage of an animal
bother ˈbɒðər A2	verb - to cause trouble or inconvenience
bred brɛd A2	verb - past tense of breed; to produce offspring
load loʊd A1	noun - a quantity of something that is carried
listen ˈlɪsən A1	verb - to pay attention to sound

Key Grammar Structures

• oh come pop oh we better hurry we don't have much time

  ➔ Modal verb (better) for advice

  ➔ 'Better' is used to give advice, suggesting urgency: "we better hurry".

• what's going on RJ nothing well then let's get out of here

  ➔ Contraction (what's) and tag question (well then)

  ➔ 'What's' is a contraction of 'what is,' and 'well then' is a tag question for confirmation.

• we have more than enough

  ➔ Comparative structure (more than)

  ➔ 'More than enough' uses a comparative structure to emphasize quantity.

• I've got about this long to hand over that wagon load of food

  ➔ Present perfect (I've got) with duration

  ➔ 'I've got' is present perfect, indicating an action that started in the past and continues: "about this long".

• now let go my tail

  ➔ Imperative mood (let go)

  ➔ 'Let go' is in the imperative mood, used to give a direct command.

• this face was bred for beauty

  ➔ Passive voice (was bred)

  ➔ 'Was bred' is passive voice, emphasizing the action done to the subject: "this face".