Stars
Lyrics:
[English]
DEAR MY ROCKSTAR
You lured me again
Halfway through life, I discovered something precious
Student, dad, mom, sister celebrity
Welcome to this place, pick the scab off from that day
To my heart soaked in the morning sun
DEAR MY ROCKSTAR
The world seems to be heading somewhere in frightening speed
If that’s the case, let’s bring on the full experience of being wild
Let’s start the party, rock ‘n’ roll party, lightning and stardust
Glamorous soulful boogie
Let your hair explode
You can either shatter to pieces, or go slow
Today is more flexible than yesterday
Full of stars
Round and round we go
The world will do something eventually
Place the needle on the record
Always skips at the exact same spot
Glamorous, rebellious Japanese
Let’s start the party, rock ‘n’ roll party, lightning and stardust
Go up and down, or left to right
Art is explosion
Let’s start the party, human party, can’t stop, this is it
My dark side and your dark side, let’s eat it all up, can we share?
Maybe tonight we can nicely nurture our love
Turn upside down until dawn
Full of stars
Full of stars
Play the vinyl
Go binal
Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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You lured me again
➔ Past simple tense with the verb 'lured' to describe an action that happened in the past.
➔ 'Lured' is the past tense of 'lure', meaning to attract or tempt someone.
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Welcome to this place
➔ Prepositional phrase using 'to' for direction or location.
➔ 'Welcome' is used here with 'to' to greet someone arriving at a place.
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Round and round we go
➔ Use of coordinating conjunction 'and' to connect two similar adjectives, 'round' and 'round'.
➔ 'And' connects two identical adjectives to emphasize the cyclical nature.
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The world will do something eventually
➔ Future simple tense with 'will' to express an action that will happen.
➔ 'Will' indicates that the action in the sentence is predicted to happen in the future.
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Let your hair explode
➔ Imperative mood using 'let' + object + base verb, giving a command or suggestion.
➔ 'Let' is used here to give a suggestion or command for the subject to perform an action.
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Can we share?
➔ Modal verb 'can' used to express possibility or ability, forming a question.
➔ 'Can' is used here to ask about ability or possibility of sharing.
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Turn upside down until dawn
➔ Imperative phrase using 'turn' in base form with adverbial phrase 'upside down' and duration 'until dawn'.
➔ 'Turn' is in the base form as part of an imperative, instructing to flip or rotate until morning.
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