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My Sweet Lord

George Harrison Rock English

Vocabulary from George Harrison: 'My Sweet Lord'.

My sweet Lord

Hmm, my Lord

I really want to see you

Really want to be with you

Really want to see you, Lord

But it takes so long, my Lord

My sweet Lord

Hmm, my Lord

I really want to know you

Really want to go with you

Really want to show you, Lord

But it won't take long, my Lord (hallelujah)

My sweet Lord (hallelujah)

Hmm, my Lord (hallelujah)

My sweet Lord (hallelujah)

Really want to see you

Really want to see you, Lord

But it takes so long, my Lord (hallelujah)

My sweet Lord (hallelujah)

Hmm, my Lord (hallelujah)

My, my, my Lord (hallelujah)

I really want to know you (hallelujah)

Really want to go with you (hallelujah)

Really want to show you, Lord

But it won't take long, my Lord

(Hallelujah, hallelujah)

My sweet Lord (hallelujah)

My, my, my Lord (hallelujah)

Hmm, my Lord (Hare Krishna)

My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna)

Hmm, my sweet Lord (Krishna Krishna)

Hmm, hmm (Hare Hare)

Now I really want to see you (Hare Rama)

Really want to be with you (Hare Rama)

Really want to see you, Lord

But it takes so long, my Lord (hallelujah)

Hmm, my Lord (hallelujah)

My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna)

My sweet Lord (Kare Krishna)

My sweet Lord (Krishna Krishna)

My Lord (Hare hare)

Hmm, hmm (Gurur Brahma)

Hmm, hmm (Gurur Vishnu)

Hmm, hmm (Gurur Devo)

Hmm, hmm (Maheshwara)

My sweet Lord (Gurur Sakshaat)

My sweet Lord (Parabrahma)

My, my, my, my Lord (Tasmayi Shree)

My, my, my, my Lord (Guruve Namah)

My sweet Lord (Hare Rama, Hare Krishna)

My sweet Lord (Hare Krishna)

My sweet Lord (Krishna Krishna)

My Lord (Hare hare)

Vocabulary

Determiner

maɪ

belonging to me

This is my house.

A possessive determiner used by the speaker to show that something belongs to them.

sweet

Adjective

swiːt

having a taste similar to sugar

This tea is a bit too sweet for my taste.

Describes foods or drinks with high sugar content. Also used for pleasant sounds or kind personalities.

Lord

Proper noun

lɔrd

the Lord; God as addressed or named in Christian and Jewish usage

They thank the Lord before each meal.

Used as a reverent title or name for God, especially in prayer, scripture, and religious speech.

hmm

Interjection

həm

a sound used when pausing, thinking, doubting, or hesitating

Hmm, I need time to decide.

An informal spoken or written thinking sound. Use it before a response when someone is unsure, considering something, or mildly doubtful.

Pronoun

aɪ

used to refer to the person speaking or writing

I am a student.

The first-person singular pronoun. Always capitalized in English.

really

Adverb

ˈriəli

actually, truly, or very

I am really happy to see you again.

Used to emphasize a statement or to indicate that something is actually true. In conversation, it can be used as an exclamation to show surprise ('Really?').

want

Verb

wɑnt

to desire or wish for something

I want an apple.

Commonly used to express a preference or a need for something.

Preposition

tuː

to (infinitive marker)

I want to read a book.

Used before the base form of a verb to form the infinitive.

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