Visitor – English Lyrics

• By: Of Monsters & Men

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Let's not make this

Complicated, I know you

Last night I had the

strangest dream that you knew me too

But you need to wake up

I can tell you disappeared

Just like my parents' house

I've become a visitor

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

In the nights you say

That you go underwater

But you won't take me, no

You won't drown with your lover

Oh you need to wake up

I can tell you disappeared

Just like my parents' house

I've become a visitor

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

Won't you, would you, will you, and me

This is all, hear me

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

Key Grammar Structures

• Let's not make this complicated, I know you

  ➔ Contraction (Let's)

  ➔ 'Let's' is a contraction of 'let us', used to make suggestions.

• Last night I had the strangest dream that you knew me too

  ➔ Past Perfect (had)

  ➔ 'Had' is used to describe an action completed before another past action.

• But you need to wake up

  ➔ Modal Verb (need to)

  ➔ 'Need to' expresses necessity or obligation.

• I've become a visitor

  ➔ Present Perfect (have become)

  ➔ 'Have become' indicates a change that happened in the past and continues to the present.

• Won't you, would you, will you, and me

  ➔ Modal Verbs (won't, would, will)

  ➔ 'Won't' (will not), 'would', and 'will' are modal verbs expressing different degrees of willingness or future actions.

• My mother said I was always afraid of the dark

  ➔ Reported Speech (said)

  ➔ 'Said' is used to report what someone else stated, often involving a change in verb tense.

• But I'm not, I don't mind having a ghost in my bed

  ➔ Present Continuous (I'm not), Present Simple (don't mind)

  ➔ 'I'm not' is present continuous, indicating a temporary state. 'Don't mind' is present simple, expressing a general truth or habit.