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Don't Go

Yazoo Pop English

Vocabulary from Yazoo: 'Don't Go'.

Came in from the city

Walked into the door

I turned around when I heard

The sound of footsteps on the floor

Love just like addiction

Now I'm hooked on you

I need some time to get it right

Your love's gonna see me through

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Oh, baby, make your mind up

Give me what you got

Fix me with your lovin'

Shut the door and turn the lock

Hey, go get the doctor

Doctor came too late

Another night, I feel all right

My love for you can't wait

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Came in from the city

Walked into the door

I turned around when I heard

The sound of footsteps on the floor

Said he was a killer

Now I know it's true

I'm dead when you walk out the door

Hey, babe, I'm hooked on you

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Can't stop now, don't you know?

I ain't never gonna let you go

Don't go

Don't go

Don't go

Don't go

Don't go

Vocabulary

come in

Verb

kʌmˈɪn

to enter a room or building

Please come in and have a seat.

A common and polite way to invite someone to enter a space and make themselves comfortable.

from

Preposition

frɑm

used to show where someone or something starts

I am from Japan.

Commonly used to indicate origin, starting point, or the source of something.

the

Determiner

ðə

the definite article

The sun is hot.

Used before a noun to refer to a specific thing already known or mentioned.

city

Noun

ˈsɪti

a large and important town

The city looks beautiful at night.

Typically larger than a town.

walk into

Verb

to accidentally hit something while walking

I walked into a glass door while checking my phone.

This phrasal verb often describes bumping into an object because you were not paying attention. It can also mean entering a place or unexpectedly encountering a situation, but this sentence uses the collision sense.

door

Noun

dɔr

a barrier used to close an entrance

Please close the door when you leave the room.

A common noun for the movable barrier at the entrance of a room or building.

I

Pronoun

used to refer to the person speaking or writing

I am a student.

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

turn around

Verb

to reverse or improve a situation; to make someone or something face another direction; to complete work quickly

The new manager turned the store around in a month.

As a phrasal verb, turn around can be intransitive or transitive. In the business sense, the object can appear between turn and around, as in turned the store around.

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