Shoot Me
Lyrics:
[English]
It’s never an easy thing to do
Do stand in front of you
It’s like a thriller movie
Things are going well
And something goes wrong
That’s when we’re going down
Your eyes getting cold
Heavy atmosphere
I stand still
Sitting still
To catch my breath
The way we
Talk to each other
Gets harsh and harsh
Yeah Shoot me
Bang bang
Your Bullet bullet bullet
I’ll take as many as you want
If this is what you wanted
Just shoot me
Shoot Me
Aim to me
Bang bang
It’s easier easier easier for me
It’s getting old now
If this is gonna make you feel better
Just shoot me
Shoot Me
It’s not what I expected
What I wanted from us was
A romance movie
But the reality is
So easy to go wrong
It’s like a drama
Your line in it "It’s over now"
I hope you don’t mean it
You’re just unstable
That’s why you said it
I want to believe it that way
The way we
Talk to each other
Gets harsh and harsh
Yeah Shoot me
Bang bang
Your Bullet bullet bullet
I’ll take as many as you want
If this is what you wanted
Just shoot me
Shoot Me
Aim to me
Bang bang
It’s easier easier easier for me
It’s getting old now
If this is gonna make you feel better
Just shoot me
Shoot Me
I’m okay
So if you wanna hurt me
Baby just hurt me
I’m okay
So if you wanna hurt me
Baby just hurt me
Each bullet getting lodged in my heart
It hurts really bad
It hurts so bad so bad
Yeah Shoot me
Bang bang
Your Bullet bullet bullet
I’ll take as many as you want
If this is what you wanted
Just shoot me
Shoot Me
Aim to me
Bang bang
It’s easier easier easier for me
It’s getting old now
If this is gonna make you feel better
Just shoot me
Shoot Me
Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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It’s never an easy thing to do
➔ Use of the infinitive 'to do' after the adjective 'easy'
➔ The phrase 'to do' is an infinitive that acts as the complement of 'easy', describing what is simple.
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Things are going well
➔ Use of present continuous tense 'are going' to describe ongoing action
➔ The 'are going' indicates an ongoing process happening currently.
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Your eyes getting cold
➔ Use of the present participle 'getting' to describe a change or state
➔ The word 'getting' shows that the eyes are gradually becoming cold, indicating a change in emotion.
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I stand still
➔ Use of the simple present tense 'stand' to describe a habitual or current state
➔ The verb 'stand' in the simple present indicates a present state or habitual action.
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To catch my breath
➔ Use of the infinitive 'to catch' to express purpose
➔ The infinitive 'to catch' indicates the purpose of stopping to breathe and recover.
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Just shoot me
➔ Imperative sentence using the base verb 'shoot' to give a direct command or request
➔ The phrase 'Just shoot me' is a direct command or plea, formed as an imperative.
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It’s getting old now
➔ Use of the present continuous 'is getting' to indicate a gradual change over time
➔ The phrase 'is getting' shows a process of becoming or changing gradually over time.
