TRUCK BED
Paroles:
[English]
I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
With a bone dry bottle of Jack I was pouring
Damn, she got some nerve, when she kicked me to the curb
Guess you can say I got what I deserve
'Cause I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning, yeah
She said, "Don't come home if you go to the bar"
I said, "Okay baby", then got drunk out in the yard
2 a.m. I knock-knock, knocked up on the door
But she never unlock-locked it, guess I don't live there no more
Yeah, she meant business this time
I can't believe my bloodshot eyes
I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
With a bone dry bottle of Jack I was pouring
Damn, she got some nerve, when she kicked me to the curb
Guess you can say I got what I deserve
'Cause I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning, yeah
I used that empty bag of corn to rest my head
A camo jacket for a blanket, then passed out like I was dead
Still got one heck of a buzz
If I look a train wreck, it's because
I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
With a bone dry bottle of Jack I was pouring
Damn, she got some nerve, when she kicked me to the curb
Guess you can say I got what I deserve
'Cause I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning, yeah
I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
Yes, I did
I can't believe I gotta be at work at 9
That fuckin' bird's about to catch this 45
Oh, I guess if this really is goodbye
At least I took my boots off this time
I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
With a bone dry bottle of Jack I was pouring
Damn, she got some nerve, when she kicked me to the curb
Guess you can say I got what I deserve
I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
With a bone dry bottle of Jack I was pouring
Damn, she got some nerve, when she kicked me to the curb
Guess you can say I got what I deserve
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Vocabulaire dans cette chanson:
Vocabulaire | Significations |
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truck /trʌk/ A1 |
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bed /bed/ A1 |
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morning /ˈmɔːrnɪŋ/ A1 |
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bottle /ˈbɑːtl/ A1 |
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dry /draɪ/ A1 |
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nerve /nɜːrv/ B2 |
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curb /kɜːrb/ B2 |
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deserve /dɪˈzɜːrv/ B1 |
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home /hoʊm/ A1 |
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bar /bɑːr/ A1 |
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yard /jɑːrd/ A1 |
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door /dɔːr/ A1 |
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business /ˈbɪznəs/ A1 |
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eyes /aɪz/ A1 |
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corn /kɔːrn/ A1 |
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head /hed/ A1 |
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jacket /ˈdʒækɪt/ A1 |
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blanket /ˈblæŋkɪt/ A1 |
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work /wɜːrk/ A1 |
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Grammaire:
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I woke up on the wrong side of the truck bed this morning
➔ Passé Simple/Passé Composé
➔ Le verbe "woke" est la forme au passé simple de "wake". Il décrit une action achevée dans le passé, spécifiquement se réveiller ce matin.
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With a bone dry bottle of Jack I was pouring
➔ Imparfait
➔ L'expression "was pouring" est à l'imparfait, indiquant une action en cours dans le passé. Ici, cela suggère que le locuteur était en train de verser une bouteille de Jack Daniels.
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Damn, she got some nerve, when she kicked me to the curb
➔ Passé Simple, Expression Idiomatique
➔ "She got some nerve" est une expression idiomatique signifiant qu'elle est audacieuse ou irrespectueuse. "Kicked me to the curb" est une autre expression idiomatique signifiant qu'elle l'a rejeté ou abandonné. "Kicked" est également au Passé Simple.
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Guess you can say I got what I deserve
➔ Verbe Modal (can), Proposition Relative avec 'what'
➔ "Can say" utilise le verbe modal "can" pour exprimer la possibilité ou la permission. "What I deserve" est une proposition relative agissant comme l'objet du verbe "got". 'What' fonctionne comme un pronom relatif représentant ce qu'il mérite.
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She said, "Don't come home if you go to the bar"
➔ Impératif, Phrase Conditionnelle (Type 1)
➔ "Don't come home" est à l'impératif, exprimant un ordre ou une interdiction. "If you go to the bar" est la proposition conditionnelle (Type 1), exprimant une condition probable et son résultat.
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2 a.m. I knock-knock, knocked up on the door
➔ Répétition pour l'emphase, Verbe à Particule
➔ La répétition de "knock-knock" souligne l'acte de frapper. "Knocked up on" est un verbe à particule ; dans ce contexte informel, cela signifie probablement frapper fort ou de manière persistante.
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But she never unlock-locked it, guess I don't live there no more
➔ Concordance Négative (Non Standard), Contraction, Passé Simple
➔ "Don't live there no more" utilise la concordance négative (double négation), ce qui n'est pas l'anglais standard. L'anglais standard serait "don't live there anymore" ou "live there no more". "Don't" est une contraction de "do not". "Unlock-locked" est une façon créative de souligner que la porte est restée fermée.
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That fuckin' bird's about to catch this 45
➔ Langage Informel, Contraction, Futur Proche avec 'about to'
➔ "Fuckin'" est un intensifieur informel. "Bird's" est une contraction de "bird is". "About to catch" indique une action future immédiate, ce qui signifie que le locuteur est sur le point de tirer sur l'oiseau avec son pistolet de calibre .45. Le sens complet est une menace de tirer sur l'oiseau s'il ne cesse pas de chanter.