Left And Right
Paroles:
[English]
Memories follow me left and right
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (whatcha gon' do now?)
Ever since the da-day y-you went away (no, I don't know how)
How to erase your body from out my brain? (Whatcha gon' do now?)
Maybe I should just focus on me instead (but all I think about)
Are the nights we were tangled up in your bed
Oh, no (oh, no)
Oh, no (oh, no)
You're going around in circles
Got you stuck up in my head, yeah
Memories follow me left and right
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind
Your love stays with me day and night
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (whatcha gon' do now?)
Ever since the da-day y-you went away (someone tell me how)
How much more do I gotta drink for the pain? (Whatcha gon' do now?)
You do things to me that I just can't forget (now all I think about)
Are the nights we were tangled up in your bed
Oh, no (oh, no)
Oh, no (oh, no)
You're going round in circles
Got you stuck up in my head, yeah
Memories follow me left and right
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (of my mind)
Your love stays with me day and night
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (whatcha gon' do now?)
Did you know you're the one that got away?
And even now, baby, I'm still not okay
Did you know that my dreams, they're all the same?
Every time I close my eyes
Memories follow me left and right
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (whatcha gon' do now?)
Your love stays with me day and night
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (whatcha gon' do now? Ooh)
I can feel you over here, I can feel you over here
You take up every corner of my mind (whatcha gon' do now?)
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Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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memories /ˈmeməriz/ B1 |
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follow /ˈfɒləʊ/ A2 |
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left /lɛft/ A1 |
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right /raɪt/ A1 |
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feel /fiːl/ A1 |
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corner /ˈkɔːrnər/ B1 |
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mind /maɪnd/ A2 |
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went /went/ A1 |
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erase /ɪˈreɪz/ B2 |
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body /ˈbɒdi/ A1 |
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brain /breɪn/ A2 |
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focus /ˈfəʊkəs/ B1 |
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nights /naɪts/ A1 |
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tangled /ˈtæŋɡəld/ B2 |
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bed /bed/ A1 |
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love /lʌv/ A1 |
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stays /steɪz/ A1 |
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pain /peɪn/ A2 |
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forget /fərˈɡet/ A2 |
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dreams /driːmz/ A2 |
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close /kloʊz/ A1 |
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eyes /aɪz/ A1 |
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Grammaire:
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Memories follow me left and right
➔ Accord sujet-verbe, Ordre des mots
➔ Le nom pluriel "Memories" prend le verbe pluriel "follow". C'est un exemple basique d'accord sujet-verbe. L'expression "left and right" décrit la direction d'où viennent les souvenirs.
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I can feel you over here
➔ Verbe modal (« can »), Groupe prépositionnel (« over here »)
➔ « Can » exprime la capacité de ressentir. « Over here » est un groupe prépositionnel agissant comme un adverbe de lieu, indiquant l'emplacement.
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You take up every corner of my mind
➔ Verbe à particule (« take up »), Adjectif possessif (« my »)
➔ « Take up » signifie occuper ou remplir. « My » montre la possession de l'esprit.
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Ever since the da-day y-you went away
➔ Proposition temporelle (« Ever since »), Passé simple (« went »)
➔ « Ever since » introduit une proposition temporelle indiquant le point de départ d'une situation. « Went » est le passé simple de « go », décrivant l'action de partir dans le passé.
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How to erase your body from out my brain?
➔ Phrase infinitive comme sujet (« How to erase... »), Préposition (« from »)
➔ La phrase infinitive « How to erase your body from out my brain? » fonctionne comme le sujet de la phrase, exprimant une question ou un problème. « From » indique la séparation ou la suppression.
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Maybe I should just focus on me instead
➔ Verbe modal (« should »), Préposition (« on »), Adverbe (« instead »)
➔ « Should » exprime un conseil ou une suggestion. « On » indique l'objet de la concentration. « Instead » suggère une autre ligne de conduite.
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Are the nights we were tangled up in your bed
➔ Passé continu (« were tangled up »), Groupe prépositionnel (« in your bed »)
➔ « Were tangled up » décrit une action en cours dans le passé. « In your bed » précise l'emplacement.
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How much more do I gotta drink for the pain?
➔ Contraction informelle (« gotta »), Phrase interrogative
➔ « Gotta » est une contraction informelle de « got to » ou « have got to ». Cette phrase est une question sur la quantité de boisson nécessaire pour soulager la douleur.