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16 Apr 2017
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This is a lyrics.
What does " I'll somehow" mean in this case?
And what is the verb?
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'Cause this is what you've waited for a chance to even up the score
and as these shadows fall on me now. I will somehow.
This is a lyrics.
What does " I'll somehow" mean in this case?
And what is the verb?
＊
'Cause this is what you've waited for a chance to even up the score
and as these shadows fall on me now. I will somehow.
What does " I'll somehow" mean in this case?
And what is the verb?
＊
'Cause this is what you've waited for a chance to even up the score
and as these shadows fall on me now. I will somehow.
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I listened to the song, and even still it is not clear what is meant by "I will somehow", as you mentioned, there is no verb..
Perhaps it is related to the previous verse, "I didn't understand.. ... ... ... I will somehow, yeah." Where understand is the verb, and everything between understand and "I will somehow" is related.
It could also be that "I will somehow" works for the song, and that is all. Artists sometimes throw in lyrics that don't make sense, but sound good in the song.
難しいです。
Hope that helps.
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I listened to the song, and even still it is not clear what is meant by "I will somehow", as you mentioned, there is no verb..
Perhaps it is related to the previous verse, "I didn't understand.. ... ... ... I will somehow, yeah." Where understand is the verb, and everything between understand and "I will somehow" is related.
It could also be that "I will somehow" works for the song, and that is all. Artists sometimes throw in lyrics that don't make sense, but sound good in the song.
難しいです。
Hope that helps.
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@mikeSee Thanks so much!
I thought this question is difficult... because artists sometimes throw in lyrics that don't make sense as you say. But your answer is very helpful.
ありがとう🙏🏻❤️
I thought this question is difficult... because artists sometimes throw in lyrics that don't make sense as you say. But your answer is very helpful.
ありがとう🙏🏻❤️
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