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They came in thinkin' top dollar 00:08
To that old cotton crop farmer 00:12
They knocked on his screen door, and he said 00:16
"Lord, what you need, boys," and they said 00:20
"You know all the others went and cashed out 00:24
We got the subdivision all mapped out 00:28
It'll sit right here on this land 00:32
And you can leave town a rich man" 00:36
And he said, "Boys, whatever you're offerin', it won't be enough 00:39
'Cause I got a little girl that used to swing right there 00:46
I still see her pink bow in her brown hair 00:52
She's in the big city, but she still calls home 00:56
What's she gonna do if she comes back, and we're gone? 01:00
And over there, under that wide oak tree 01:04
Beneath the cross is where my best buddy's buried 01:08
Lasted 13 huntin' season runnin' strong 01:12
Keep your money 'cause a man can't leave his dog 01:16
And over there is where I got down on one knee 01:20
You can't buy that kind of dirt cheap" 01:27
One man smiled and he kinda looked away 01:36
The other said, "Before we go, I gotta know one thing 01:39
Between the droughts and the floods through all the years 01:43
What in the world got you through? 01:47
How the hell'd you get here?" And he said 01:49
"That little girl that used to swing right there 01:52
I still see her pink bow in her brown hair 01:56
Runnin' up after one of them long days 02:00
A big smile makin' every little worry fade 02:04
And over there, under that wide oak tree 02:08
Beneath the cross, where my best buddy's buried 02:12
All them huntin' seasons freezin' in a Jon boat 02:16
Me and him, double-barrel and a two-stroke 02:20
And that woman that said yes when I got down on one knee 02:24
Yeah, you can't buy that kind of dirt cheap" 02:30
No, it ain't somethin' you fall into 02:39
It's somethin' God gives you 02:41
And you hold on to 02:44
02:48
Just like that little girl who used to swing right there 02:50
I still see her pink bow in her brown hair 02:56
She's in the big city now, but she still calls home 02:59
She's comin' back next week, and man, it's been too long 03:03
And over there, under that wide oak tree 03:08
Beside the cross, where my best buddy's buried 03:12
Lays a puppy posted up in the shade 03:16
That woman never could turn away a stray 03:20
I guess this's why she said, "Yes" when I got down on one knee 03:24
Oh, long as all this is here, why the hell would I ever leave? 03:31
And you can't buy that kind of dirt cheap 03:38
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Dirt Cheap

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[English]

They came in thinkin' top dollar

To that old cotton crop farmer

They knocked on his screen door, and he said

"Lord, what you need, boys," and they said

"You know all the others went and cashed out

We got the subdivision all mapped out

It'll sit right here on this land

And you can leave town a rich man"

And he said, "Boys, whatever you're offerin', it won't be enough

'Cause I got a little girl that used to swing right there

I still see her pink bow in her brown hair

She's in the big city, but she still calls home

What's she gonna do if she comes back, and we're gone?

And over there, under that wide oak tree

Beneath the cross is where my best buddy's buried

Lasted 13 huntin' season runnin' strong

Keep your money 'cause a man can't leave his dog

And over there is where I got down on one knee

You can't buy that kind of dirt cheap"

One man smiled and he kinda looked away

The other said, "Before we go, I gotta know one thing

Between the droughts and the floods through all the years

What in the world got you through?

How the hell'd you get here?" And he said

"That little girl that used to swing right there

I still see her pink bow in her brown hair

Runnin' up after one of them long days

A big smile makin' every little worry fade

And over there, under that wide oak tree

Beneath the cross, where my best buddy's buried

All them huntin' seasons freezin' in a Jon boat

Me and him, double-barrel and a two-stroke

And that woman that said yes when I got down on one knee

Yeah, you can't buy that kind of dirt cheap"

No, it ain't somethin' you fall into

It's somethin' God gives you

And you hold on to

...

Just like that little girl who used to swing right there

I still see her pink bow in her brown hair

She's in the big city now, but she still calls home

She's comin' back next week, and man, it's been too long

And over there, under that wide oak tree

Beside the cross, where my best buddy's buried

Lays a puppy posted up in the shade

That woman never could turn away a stray

I guess this's why she said, "Yes" when I got down on one knee

Oh, long as all this is here, why the hell would I ever leave?

And you can't buy that kind of dirt cheap

...

Vocabulário nesta música:

Vocabulário Significados

cotton

/ˈkɒtn/

A2
  • noun
  • - algodão

farmer

/ˈfɑːrmər/

A1
  • noun
  • - agricultor

town

/taʊn/

A1
  • noun
  • - cidade pequena

rich

/rɪtʃ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - rico

girl

/ɡɜːrl/

A1
  • noun
  • - menina

city

/ˈsɪti/

A1
  • noun
  • - cidade

hair

/her/

A1
  • noun
  • - cabelo

buddy

/ˈbʌdi/

A2
  • noun
  • - amigo

dog

/dɔːɡ/

A1
  • noun
  • - cão

money

/ˈmʌni/

A1
  • noun
  • - dinheiro

knee

/niː/

A2
  • noun
  • - joelho

dirt

/dɜːrt/

A2
  • noun
  • - sujeira, terra

drought

/draʊt/

B1
  • noun
  • - seca

flood

/flʌd/

B1
  • noun
  • - inundação

smile

/smaɪl/

A1
  • noun
  • - sorriso

worry

/ˈwɜːri/

A2
  • noun
  • - preocupação

puppy

/ˈpʌpi/

A2
  • noun
  • - cachorrinho

shade

/ʃeɪd/

B1
  • noun
  • - sombra

stray

/streɪ/

B2
  • noun
  • - animal perdido

Gramática:

  • They came in thinkin' top dollar

    ➔ Gerúndio como substantivo ('thinkin')

    ➔ Aqui, "thinkin'" (thinking) atua como um substantivo, representando o ato de pensar em algo. É comum na fala informal/músicas omitir o "g" das palavras terminadas em "-ing". A cláusula completa seria "They came in, thinking they would get top dollar."

  • You know all the others went and cashed out

    ➔ Verbo frasal: "cashed out"

    "Cashed out" significa converter um investimento em dinheiro, ou vender algo por dinheiro.

  • Whatever you're offerin', it won't be enough

    ➔ Oração relativa reduzida (Whatever you're offering)

    "Whatever you're offering" atua como o sujeito da frase. A oração completa implícita poderia ser "No matter what it is that you are offering". "Whatever" funciona como um pronome relativo fundido que combina o antecedente e o pronome relativo em si.

  • Cause I got a little girl that used to swing right there

    ➔ Oração relativa com "that" (restritiva)

    ➔ A frase "that used to swing right there" é uma oração relativa que modifica "a little girl". "That" introduz a oração e é um pronome relativo que se refere ao substantivo "girl". "used to" descreve um hábito ou estado passado.

  • What's she gonna do if she comes back, and we're gone?

    ➔ Oração condicional (Tipo 1) com "gonna" informal

    ➔ Esta é uma oração condicional Tipo 1 que expressa uma possibilidade real no futuro. "If she comes back, what will she do?" é a estrutura subjacente. "Gonna" é uma contração informal de "going to".

  • Lasted 13 huntin' season runnin' strong

    ➔ Oração relativa reduzida / Frase adjetiva

    ➔ Esta frase atua como uma descrição da "huntin' season". Pode ser interpretada como uma oração relativa reduzida onde o pronome relativo e o verbo auxiliar são omitidos (por exemplo, "which was running strong"). "Huntin'" é usado como um adjetivo, típico da linguagem informal.

  • Keep your money 'cause a man can't leave his dog

    ➔ Contração informal ("cause") e verbo modal ("can't")

    "Cause" é uma contração informal de "because". "Can't" é uma contração de "cannot", um verbo modal que expressa incapacidade ou impossibilidade.

  • Yeah, you can't buy that kind of dirt cheap

    ➔ Verbo modal ("can't") e adjetivo como advérbio ("dirt cheap")

    "Can't" (cannot) expressa impossibilidade. "Dirt cheap" é um adjetivo composto que está funcionando adverbialmente aqui, modificando "buy" (você não pode comprar isso de uma maneira "dirt cheap"). Usar um adjetivo em vez de um advérbio é comum na fala informal.