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Lupin
Vocabulary from KARA: 'Lupin'.
Sing it with me now 2010
We bringing new love to the floor
Rocking what’s real la couture
We opening new doors
New show new world new control
Can you keep up oh
Hallo hallo hallo hallo hallo
Hallo hallo hallo hallo hallo
Hallo hallo hallo hallo hallo catch
Hallo hallo catch catch hallo hallo
겁먹지 마 니 심장 소리가 들켜 쉿
뒤에 서서 침착하게 지켜봐 봐
탐난다고 서두르단 결국 Game set
[하/니] 유연하게 행동해 봐 As usual it’s mine
It’s mine, this is mine, this is mine
높이 올라 가
세상을 다 가져 봐
Never back it up back it it up
Never turn it up turn it it up
Hallo hallo hallo hallo hallo catch
Hallo hallo catch catch hallo hallo
한눈팔면 기회조차 뺏겨 버려 쉿
누구보다 한 발 먼저 다가가 봐
남들처럼 티 내다간 결국 Game set
[승/하] 유연하게 행동해 봐 As usual it’s mine
It’s mine, this is mine, this is mine
높이 올라 가
세상을 다 가져 봐
Never back it up back it it up
Never turn it up turn it it up
이제 차근차근 걸어 나가 봐
세상 하나하나 전부 가득 담아 봐
특별하길 원하니 니 것이길 바라니
시작해 Oh yeah yeah
높이 올라 가 (Oh)
세상을 다 가져 봐 (Oh yeah)
Never back it up back it it up
Never turn it up turn it it up (Oh yeah yeah yeah)
Vocabulary
sing
Verbsɪŋ
to make musical sounds with the voice
She sang her baby to sleep every night.
Used when producing musical sounds with the voice, often following a melody.
it
Pronounɪt
it
It is on the desk.
Refers to a thing, animal, or situation that has already been mentioned.
with
Prepositionwɪð
accompanied by; using; having
I usually drink tea with milk.
Used to express accompaniment, tools, or characteristics.
me
Pronounmiː
me
She gave it to me.
The object form of the pronoun 'I'. Used as the object of a verb or preposition.
now
Adverbnaʊ
at the present time
Where are you going now?
Used to describe the current moment, as opposed to the past or future.
we
Pronounwiː
we
We are happy.
A first-person plural pronoun used as the subject of a verb.
bring
Verbbrɪŋ
to take or carry somewhere
Could you bring me a glass of water?
Used when moving something toward the speaker or to a specified place. The past tense is 'brought'.
new
Adjectivenjuː
recently created or having started to exist recently; different from one that existed earlier
I bought a new car yesterday.
'New' describes something that was recently made, bought, or discovered. It is the opposite of 'old'.
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