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Woman I want to ask you Why you do that anyway 01:10
I thought things were fine just yesterday 01:21
Woman you've got to tell me what's going through your head 01:33
You know I can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed 01:54
Now I lay here thinking about what you did 02:18
I know it was wrong baby 02:29
but I'm ready to forgive 02:34
Baby you got to tell me what's going through your head 02:38
You know i can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed 03:04
Tell me baby What it's gonna be 05:34
You gonna come back home, child Lord, and stay with me 05:49
Or I've got to.. 06:01
Get myself another woman instead 06:07
You know I can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed 06:22

Lonely Bed

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Albert Cummings
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Letra:

[English]

Woman I want to ask you Why you do that anyway

I thought things were fine just yesterday

Woman you've got to tell me what's going through your head

You know I can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed

Now I lay here thinking about what you did

I know it was wrong baby

but I'm ready to forgive

Baby you got to tell me what's going through your head

You know i can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed

Tell me baby What it's gonna be

You gonna come back home, child Lord, and stay with me

Or I've got to..

Get myself another woman instead

You know I can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed

Vocabulario en esta canción:

Vocabulario Significados

ask

/æsk/

A1
  • verb
  • - preguntar

fine

/faɪn/

A2
  • adjective
  • - bien

tell

/tel/

A1
  • verb
  • - decir

head

/hed/

A1
  • noun
  • - cabeza

night

/naɪt/

A1
  • noun
  • - noche

lonely

/ˈloʊnli/

B1
  • adjective
  • - solitario

bed

/bed/

A1
  • noun
  • - cama

lay

/leɪ/

A2
  • verb
  • - poner

thinking

/ˈθɪŋkɪŋ/

A2
  • verb
  • - pensar

wrong

/rɔːŋ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - equivocado

ready

/ˈredi/

A2
  • adjective
  • - listo

forgive

/fərˈɡɪv/

B1
  • verb
  • - perdonar

home

/hoʊm/

A1
  • noun
  • - casa

stay

/steɪ/

A1
  • verb
  • - quedarse

woman

/ˈwʊmən/

A1
  • noun
  • - mujer

instead

/ɪnˈsted/

B1
  • adverb
  • - en cambio

Gramática:

  • Woman I want to ask you Why you do that anyway

    ➔ Orden de palabras interrogativo & Pregunta indirecta (pregunta incrustada)

    ➔ La frase "why you do that anyway" funciona como el objeto del verbo "ask". El orden de las palabras cambia de la forma de pregunta directa ("Why do you do...") a una forma similar a una declaración dentro de la oración más grande.

  • I thought things were fine just yesterday

    ➔ Tiempo pasado (were)

    "were" indica un estado de ser en el pasado. La oración expresa la creencia del hablante sobre una situación pasada.

  • Woman you've got to tell me what's going through your head

    ➔ Presente continuo (is going) & Contracción (you've)

    "is going through your head" describe un proceso de pensamiento en curso. "you've" es una contracción de "you have".

  • You know I can't spend one more night sleeping in this lonely bed

    ➔ Verbo modal (can't)

    "can't" expresa una incapacidad o falta de permiso para hacer algo. Indica el fuerte deseo del hablante de evitar la situación.

  • Now I lay here thinking about what you did

    ➔ Pasado simple (did), Frase preposicional (about what)

    "did" se refiere a una acción completada en el pasado. "about what you did" es una frase preposicional que actúa como objeto de "thinking".

  • I know it was wrong baby but I'm ready to forgive

    ➔ Pasado simple (was), Conjunción (but), Infinitivo de propósito (to forgive)

    "was" describe un estado pasado. "but" contrasta dos ideas. "to forgive" expresa el propósito o la intención del hablante.

  • What it's gonna be

    ➔ Tiempo futuro (gonna - going to)

    "gonna" es una contracción coloquial de "going to", que se usa para expresar una intención o predicción futura.

  • Or I've got to.. Get myself another woman instead

    ➔ Presente perfecto (I've got) e infinitivo de propósito (to get)

    "I've got to" indica una necesidad u obligación; una forma más fuerte de 'have to'. "To get" aquí expresa propósito, lo que significa que el hablante tiene que tomar la acción de conseguir otra mujer.