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Does "it's all over" mean "it's over" or does it mean "it's starts all over again" in the following?
Does "it's all over" mean "it's over" or does it mean "it's starts all over again" in the following?
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Also, doesnt "the day becomes small" sound weird to u? Who says that?
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@donitzaa What do they mean by "the day becomes SMALL". Something becomes small in size,right?So how can day become small? It can be short or long.... but small? Idk.
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@donitzaa When they say "it's still every day we move forward", do they mean that it's like their motto?
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@donitzaa Yes it is. Ppl tell me all the time "dude, it's a song. they say whatever they want in a song", but...how are ppl supposed to understand what they mean. I started learning English cuz i wanted to understand it, and what do i get as a result,lol. I listen to stuff and go "what the hell?".
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@donitzaa There's also a line which is "slave to my desires, finally free". While he was saying 'slave to my desires" i quickly understood it to mean that he IS a slave to his desires, that he can't help it. But then he ruined it by saying 'finally free'. What am i supposed to guess that he WAS a slave to his desires, but now he's finally free? Why not just say so and not confuse the listeners?
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