I’m Not Her
Letra:
[English]
Been two years, our memories are blurred
Hadn't heard your voice, no, not a word
But still they, they talk about the things we were
They talk about us
But I don't know the things that you have heard
She's dancing on your feet
With our song on repeat
She painted every role of us
She's taking off her clothes
In the bed you kept me warm
Heard she's everything I never was
I'm not her, no
Never will
Never gonna move like her, move like
I'm not her, no
Never will
Never gonna look like her, be like
I'm not her
...
I'm not her, no
At least that's what I've heard
Me, myself, just stumble on the glue
The thing I thought was missing wasn't you
And now I'm no longer scared to meet the night
I'm doing alright
Me, myself, we started something new
She's dancing on your feet
With our song on repeat
She painted every role of us
She's taking off her clothes
In the bed you kept me warm
Heard she's everything I never was
No, I'm not her, no
Never will
Never gonna move like her, move like
I'm not her, no
Never will
Never gonna look like her, be like
I'm not her
...
I'm not her
At least that's what I've heard
Been told that she's the opposite
I kinda like the sound of it
And there's no one like me
And that makes it easier
No, I'm not her, no
Never will
Never gonna move like her, move like
I'm not her, no
Never will
Never gonna look like her, be like
I'm not her
Say, I'm not her
No, I'm not her, oh, and I'll never be
At least that's what I've heard
...
Vocabulario en esta canción:
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blurred /blɜːrd/ B2 |
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voice /vɔɪs/ A1 |
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talk /tɔːk/ A2 |
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dancing /ˈdænsɪŋ/ A1 |
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song /sɔːŋ/ A1 |
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repeat /rɪˈpiːt/ B1 |
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painted /ˈpeɪntɪd/ A2 |
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role /roʊl/ B1 |
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clothes /kloʊðz/ A1 |
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bed /bed/ A1 |
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warm /wɔːrm/ A2 |
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scared /skerd/ A2 |
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alright /ɔːlˈraɪt/ A2 |
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opposite /ˈɑːpəzɪt/ B1 |
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sound /saʊnd/ A1 |
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easier /ˈiːziər/ A2 |
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Gramática:
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Been two years, our memories are blurred
➔ Presente Perfecto Pasivo (Nuestros recuerdos "están borrosos")
➔ El presente perfecto pasivo se usa para describir un estado que es el resultado de una acción pasada. "Been" es la forma abreviada de "has been" o "have been". Aquí, enfatiza que los recuerdos están actualmente en un estado borroso debido al paso del tiempo.
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Hadn't heard your voice, no, not a word
➔ Pasado Perfecto Negativo (No había oído)
➔ El pasado perfecto se usa para describir una acción que sucedió antes de otra acción en el pasado. "Hadn't heard" significa que el hablante no había escuchado la voz de la persona antes de un punto específico en el pasado.
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They talk about the things we were
➔ Pasado Simple ("were") usado para describir una relación/estado pasado
➔ El pasado simple "were" indica un estado pasado del ser. Aquí, se refiere a la relación que tenían en el pasado, que ahora ha terminado.
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She's dancing on your feet
➔ Presente Continuo ("She's dancing")
➔ El presente continuo describe una acción que está sucediendo en el momento de hablar. Transmite que el baile está ocurriendo ahora mismo.
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Heard she's everything I never was
➔ Cláusula Sustantiva como Objeto (" hat she's everything I never was")
➔ La frase "that she's everything I never was" funciona como una cláusula sustantiva, sirviendo como el objeto del verbo "Heard". Es un discurso indirecto. El tiempo pasado simple se usa porque la comparación ocurre en el pasado del hablante.
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Never gonna move like her, move like
➔ Futuro con "gonna" (informal) + Comparativo ("like her")
➔ "Gonna" es una contracción informal de "going to", que se usa para expresar la intención futura. "Move like her" es una comparación, que muestra que el hablante no se moverá de la misma manera que la otra persona.
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The thing I thought was missing wasn't you
➔ Cláusula Relativa ("The thing I thought was missing")
➔ "I thought was missing" es una cláusula relativa que modifica "The thing". El pronombre relativo "that" o "which" se omite. Toda la frase actúa como el sujeto de la oración.
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And now I'm no longer scared to meet the night
➔ Adjetivo + Infinitivo ("scared to meet")
➔ La estructura "adjetivo + to + infinitivo" (por ejemplo, "scared to meet") expresa un sentimiento o habilidad relacionada con la acción descrita por el infinitivo. Aquí, indica el sentimiento de miedo (o la falta del mismo) del hablante sobre encontrarse con la noche.
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