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I saw her in the rightest way 00:24

Looking like Anne Hathaway 00:30

Laughing while she hit her pen 00:35

And coughed, and coughed 00:39

And then she came up to my knees 00:45

Begging, "Baby, would you please 00:50

Do the things you said you'd do 00:55

To me, to me?" 00:59

Oh, won't you kiss me on the mouth and love me like a sailor? 01:04

And when you get a taste, can you tell me what's my flavor? 01:10

I don't believe in God, but I believe that you're my savior 01:15

My mom says that she's worried, but I'm covered in this favor 01:20

And when we're getting dirty, I forget all that is wrong 01:25

I sleep so I can see you, 'cause I hate to wait so long 01:30

I sleep so I can see you, and I hate to wait so long 01:35

01:42

She took my fingers to her mouth 01:45

The kind of thing that makes you proud 01:50

That nothing else had ever 01:55

Worked out, worked out 02:00

And lately, I've tried other things 02:05

But nothing can capture the sting 02:11

Of the venom she's gonna 02:16

Spit out right now 02:20

Oh, won't you kiss me on the mouth and love me like a sailor? 02:25

And when you get a taste, can you tell me what's my flavor? 02:30

I don't believe in God, but I believe that you're my savior 02:36

I know that you've been worried, but you're dripping in my favor 02:41

And when we're getting dirty, I forget all that is wrong 02:46

I sleep so I can see you, 'cause I hate to wait so long 02:51

I sleep so I can see you, and I hate to wait so long 02:56

And we can run away to the walls inside your house 03:06

I can be the cat, baby, you can be the mouse 03:11

And we can laugh off things that we know nothing about 03:16

We can go forever, until you wanna sit it out 03:21

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Sailor Song

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I saw her in the rightest way

Looking like Anne Hathaway

Laughing while she hit her pen

And coughed, and coughed

And then she came up to my knees

Begging, "Baby, would you please

Do the things you said you'd do

To me, to me?"

Oh, won't you kiss me on the mouth and love me like a sailor?

And when you get a taste, can you tell me what's my flavor?

I don't believe in God, but I believe that you're my savior

My mom says that she's worried, but I'm covered in this favor

And when we're getting dirty, I forget all that is wrong

I sleep so I can see you, 'cause I hate to wait so long

I sleep so I can see you, and I hate to wait so long

...

She took my fingers to her mouth

The kind of thing that makes you proud

That nothing else had ever

Worked out, worked out

And lately, I've tried other things

But nothing can capture the sting

Of the venom she's gonna

Spit out right now

Oh, won't you kiss me on the mouth and love me like a sailor?

And when you get a taste, can you tell me what's my flavor?

I don't believe in God, but I believe that you're my savior

I know that you've been worried, but you're dripping in my favor

And when we're getting dirty, I forget all that is wrong

I sleep so I can see you, 'cause I hate to wait so long

I sleep so I can see you, and I hate to wait so long

And we can run away to the walls inside your house

I can be the cat, baby, you can be the mouse

And we can laugh off things that we know nothing about

We can go forever, until you wanna sit it out

...

Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:

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Vocabulaire	Significations
sailor /ˈseɪlər/ A2	noun - marin
kiss /kɪs/ A1	verb - embrasser noun - baiser
flavor /ˈfleɪvər/ B1	noun - saveur
savior /ˈseɪviər/ B2	noun - sauveur
worried /ˈwɜːrid/ A2	adjective - inquiet
favor /ˈfeɪvər/ B1	noun - faveur
dirty /ˈdɜːrti/ A2	adjective - sale
sleep /sliːp/ A1	verb - dormir noun - sommeil
fingers /ˈfɪŋɡərz/ A1	noun - doigts
mouth /maʊθ/ A1	noun - bouche
proud /praʊd/ A2	adjective - fier
capture /ˈkæptʃər/ B2	verb - capturer verb - capter
sting /stɪŋ/ B2	noun - piqûre verb - piquer
venom /ˈvenəm/ B2	noun - venin
run /rʌn/ A1	verb - courir
walls /wɔːlz/ A1	noun - murs
cat /kæt/ A1	noun - chat
mouse /maʊs/ A1	noun - souris
laugh /lɑːf/ A1	verb - rire noun - rire

Vocabulaire

Significations

sailor

/ˈseɪlər/

noun
- marin

kiss

/kɪs/

verb
- embrasser

noun
- baiser

flavor

/ˈfleɪvər/

noun
- saveur

savior

/ˈseɪviər/

noun
- sauveur

worried

/ˈwɜːrid/

adjective
- inquiet

favor

/ˈfeɪvər/

noun
- faveur

dirty

/ˈdɜːrti/

adjective
- sale

sleep

/sliːp/

verb
- dormir

noun
- sommeil

fingers

/ˈfɪŋɡərz/

noun
- doigts

mouth

/maʊθ/

noun
- bouche

proud

/praʊd/

adjective
- fier

capture

/ˈkæptʃər/

verb
- capturer

verb
- capter

sting

/stɪŋ/

noun
- piqûre

verb
- piquer

venom

/ˈvenəm/

noun
- venin

run

/rʌn/

verb
- courir

walls

/wɔːlz/

noun
- murs

cat

/kæt/

noun
- chat

mouse

/maʊs/

noun
- souris

laugh

/lɑːf/

verb
- rire

noun
- rire

Grammaire:

Looking like Anne Hathaway

➔ Participe présent en tant qu'adjectif

➔ Le participe présent "Looking" modifie le sujet, décrivant sa ressemblance avec Anne Hathaway. Il suggère un état continu ou en cours de paraître similaire.
Baby, would you please do the things you said you'd do to me, to me?

➔ Phrases conditionnelles (type mixte), Modal passé ('would') pour les requêtes, Propositions relatives

➔ La phrase utilise "would you please" pour faire une requête polie. L'expression "the things you said you'd do" est une proposition relative modifiant "things". Le "you'd do" est une forme abrégée de "you would do", formant une conditionnelle mixte (promesse passée hypothétique influençant le présent).
Oh, won't you kiss me on the mouth and love me like a sailor?

➔ Question tag (négative), Simile (comme un marin)

➔ "Won't you" est une question tag négative utilisée pour rendre une requête plus insistante ou émotionnelle. "Like a sailor" est une comparaison, comparant la façon dont elle veut être aimée à l'amour passionné et rugueux stéréotypé associé aux marins.
And when you get a taste, can you tell me what's my flavor?

➔ Question indirecte, Inversion sujet-verbe dans les questions directes

➔ "What's my flavor?" est la question directe intégrée dans la phrase plus large comme une question indirecte. La structure "can you tell me + what's my flavor" transforme la question directe en une proposition agissant comme l'objet du verbe "tell".
I don't believe in God, but I believe that you're my savior

➔ Conjonction de contraste (but), Proposition subordonnée complétive ('that you're my savior')

➔ "But" introduit une idée contrastante. "That you're my savior" est une proposition subordonnée complétive, fonctionnant comme l'objet du verbe "believe". Le "that" peut être omis dans le langage informel, mais est grammaticalement correct ici.
My mom says that she's worried, but I'm covered in this favor

➔ Discours rapporté, Conjonction de contraste (but), Voix passive (I'm covered)

➔ L'expression 'My mom says that she's worried' est du discours rapporté. Le mot "that" introduit le contenu rapporté de ce que la mère a dit. "I'm covered in this favor" utilise la voix passive, indiquant que le locuteur est le destinataire de la faveur.
I sleep so I can see you, 'cause I hate to wait so long

➔ Conjonction de subordination (so, cause), Proposition subordonnée de but, Adverbe de degré (so long)

➔ "So" introduit une proposition subordonnée de but, expliquant pourquoi le locuteur dort. "'Cause" (abréviation de because) fournit la raison de détester attendre. "So long" fonctionne comme un adverbe de degré, intensifiant l'aversion du locuteur pour l'attente.
That nothing else had ever worked out, worked out

➔ Plus-que-parfait, Répétition emphatique

➔ Le plus-que-parfait "had worked out" souligne que quelque chose n'a pas réussi *avant* un point spécifique dans le passé. La répétition "worked out, worked out" ajoute de l'emphase à l'idée qu'aucune autre relation ou expérience n'avait été couronnée de succès.