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Blues has got me 00:16
and I have to make a brand new start 00:21
The Blues has got me 00:31
and I have to make a brand new start 00:36
Nothing I can to to please you, babe 00:45
So I guess we have to part 00:50
You were the one 01:00
Told me your love was true 01:04
You were the one, baby 01:15
Told me your love was true 01:18
But you left me for another man 01:28
and what am I gonna do 01:34
So many times 03:56
I've asked you to come home 04:00
So many times... 04:09
I've asked you to come home 04:13
But I've finally realized 04:23
That you're really gone 04:28
Blues has got me 04:39
Blues has got a hold on me 04:43
Blues has got me 04:52
Blues has got a hold on me 04:57
Only one thing I ask you 05:08
Don't forget me, please 05:13

Blues Has Got Me

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Letra:

[English]

Blues has got me

and I have to make a brand new start

The Blues has got me

and I have to make a brand new start

Nothing I can to to please you, babe

So I guess we have to part

You were the one

Told me your love was true

You were the one, baby

Told me your love was true

But you left me for another man

and what am I gonna do

So many times

I've asked you to come home

So many times...

I've asked you to come home

But I've finally realized

That you're really gone

Blues has got me

Blues has got a hold on me

Blues has got me

Blues has got a hold on me

Only one thing I ask you

Don't forget me, please

Vocabulario en esta canción:

Vocabulario Significados

blues

/bluːz/

B1
  • noun
  • - blues (un tipo de música lenta y triste)
  • noun
  • - tristeza

start

/stɑːrt/

A1
  • noun
  • - comienzo
  • verb
  • - empezar

please

/pliːz/

A2
  • verb
  • - complacer

part

/pɑːrt/

B1
  • verb
  • - separar
  • noun
  • - parte

love

/lʌv/

A1
  • noun
  • - amor
  • verb
  • - amar

true

/truː/

A2
  • adjective
  • - verdadero

left

/left/

A1
  • verb
  • - dejó (pasado de leave)

man

/mæn/

A1
  • noun
  • - hombre

times

/taɪmz/

A1
  • noun
  • - veces

home

/hoʊm/

A1
  • noun
  • - casa

gone

/ɡɔːn/

A2
  • adjective
  • - ido, desaparecido

hold

/hoʊld/

B1
  • verb
  • - sostener
  • noun
  • - agarre

forget

/fərˈɡet/

A2
  • verb
  • - olvidar

Gramática:

  • Blues has got me

    ➔ Presente Perfecto Simple

    ➔ Usa "has got" como una alternativa a "has" indicando posesión o efecto. En este contexto, enfatiza el control que el blues tiene sobre el hablante. Nótese que 'has got' se considera a menudo más informal que 'has'.

  • Nothing I can to to please you, babe

    ➔ Cláusula Relativa con Pronombre Relativo Omitido

    ➔ La frase es equivalente a "Nothing (that) I can do to please you, babe." El pronombre relativo "that" (o "which") se omite a menudo cuando es el objeto de la cláusula relativa. El uso del infinitivo "to please" muestra el propósito.

  • So I guess we have to part

    ➔ Verbo Modal 'have to'

    "Have to" expresa obligación o necesidad. En este contexto, indica que la separación es inevitable dadas las circunstancias.

  • Told me your love was true

    ➔ Pretérito Indefinido (Simple); Estilo Indirecto

    ➔ La frase utiliza el Pretérito Indefinido "Told" para informar sobre lo que alguien dijo en el pasado. "Your love was true" es una declaración hecha originalmente en el pasado, por lo que se usa 'was'. Esta es una versión abreviada de "You told me that your love was true". La palabra 'that' se omite a menudo.

  • and what am I gonna do

    ➔ Futuro con 'gonna' (going to); Estructura de Oración Interrogativa

    "Gonna" es una abreviatura coloquial de "going to", que se usa para expresar el futuro. La frase es una interrogativa, por lo que el verbo auxiliar ("am") precede al sujeto ("I").

  • So many times I've asked you to come home

    ➔ Presente Perfecto con 'tantas veces'

    ➔ El Presente Perfecto "I've asked" enfatiza la repetición de una acción en el pasado hasta el presente. "So many times" destaca la frecuencia de la pregunta.

  • That you're really gone

    ➔ Contracción de 'you are'; Adverbio 'really'

    "You're" es una contracción de "you are". El adverbio "really" intensifica el significado de "gone", enfatizando la finalidad de su partida.

  • Don't forget me, please

    ➔ Oración Imperativa (Negativa)

    "Don't forget me" es una oración imperativa negativa. Expresa una solicitud u orden de no hacer algo. El sujeto (you) está implícito.