When the Seasons Change – English Lyrics
Lyrics & Translation
"When the Seasons Change" by Five Finger Death Punch is more than just a song; it's an anthem of loyalty and resilience. Delve into the powerful message behind the lyrics, understand the band's personal connection to the theme, and explore the touching tribute within the music video. Discover how this song can teach you to value unwavering support and face life's challenges head-on.
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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♪ There's a light in you ♪
➔ "There is/are" construction
➔ This construction, using "There's" (a contraction of "There is"), is used to state the existence of something, in this case, "a light".
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♪ That tears me down to nothing ♪
➔ Defining Relative Clause
➔ The clause "that tears me down to nothing" is a defining relative clause. It provides essential information about the noun "a light" (from the previous line), using the relative pronoun "that".
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♪ You see right through my disguise ♪
➔ Phrasal Verb "see through"
➔ The phrasal verb "see through" means to understand the truth about someone or something, despite their attempts to deceive you.
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♪ When it rains it pours ♪
➔ Adverbial Clause of Time/Condition (Zero Conditional implicit)
➔ The clause "When it rains" indicates a condition or time, implying a cause-and-effect relationship, characteristic of the zero conditional (always true). It's also an idiom meaning that when one bad thing happens, many more will follow.
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♪ I won't let them bring you down ♪
➔ Causative Verb "let" + Bare Infinitive + Phrasal Verb
➔ "Let" is a causative verb followed by an object ("them") and a bare infinitive ("bring"). The combination "bring you down" is a phrasal verb meaning to make someone unhappy or unsuccessful.
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♪ I'll be there right by your side ♪
➔ Future Simple + Prepositional Phrase
➔ "I'll be" is the future simple tense (will be), indicating a future action or state. "By your side" is a prepositional phrase showing location or accompaniment.
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♪ I can run but I can't hide ♪
➔ Modal Verb "can" for Ability + Conjunction "but"
➔ "Can" is a modal verb expressing ability. The conjunction "but" connects two contrasting ideas: the ability to run and the inability to hide.
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♪ And we're in for colder weather ♪
➔ Idiomatic Expression / Phrasal Verb "be in for"
➔ The idiom "be in for (something)" means to be about to experience something, usually something unpleasant or difficult, like "colder weather".
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♪ Look for me on the divide ♪
➔ Phrasal Verb "look for"
➔ The phrasal verb "look for" means to try to find something or someone. Here, the speaker is asking someone to find them.
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