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Only You
Vocabulary from Yazoo: 'Only You'.
Looking from a window above
It's like a story of love
Can you hear me
Came back only yesterday
I'm moving further away
Want you near me
All I needed was the love you gave
All I needed for another day
And all I ever knew
Only you
Sometimes when I think of her name
When it's only a game
And I need you
Listen to the words that you say
It's getting harder to stay
When I see you
All I needed was the love you gave
All I needed for another day
And all I ever knew
Only you
This is going to take a long time
And I wonder what's mine
Can't take no more
Wonder if you'll understand
It's just the touch of your hand
Behind a closed door
All I needed was the love you gave
All I needed for another day
And all I ever knew
Only you
Vocabulary
look
Verblʊk
to direct your eyes to see; to appear
She looked at the sunset.
Commonly used for the physical act of seeing or for how someone/something appears. 'Look at' is used to specify the target of the gaze.
from
Prepositionfrɑm
used to show where someone or something starts
I am from Japan.
Commonly used to indicate origin, starting point, or the source of something.
a
Determinerə
a
Give me a pen.
An indefinite article used before a noun.
window
Nounˈwɪndoʊ
a glass opening in a wall
She sat by the window and watched the rain.
Refers to both the structural opening and the glass pane itself. It can also figuratively mean an opportunity or a computer interface.
above
Adjectiveəˈbʌv
mentioned earlier or higher up on the same page
Please refer to the above address for more information.
When used as an adjective, 'above' refers to something that has already been mentioned in a text or document.
it
Pronounɪt
it
It is on the desk.
Refers to a thing, animal, or situation that has already been mentioned.
like
Prepositionlaɪk
similar to; in the same way as
He looks like his father.
Used to describe similarities between people or things. It is followed by a noun or pronoun.
story
Nounˈstɔri
a description of events
I read a story in the newspaper today.
Can refer to a fictional tale or a factual report of events.
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