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Vocabulary from LAY: 'Lit'.
Look at me good
You make an answer
Look at me good
You know what I’m saying
想打倒我
What do you want from me
They got all eyes on me
蓮花
站立在下一個 Level
準備好擁有我 Title
骯髒都視而不見
出淤泥不染的蓮
路我還在走
從不曾回頭
就去到下一個 Level
Now we go
Take take take
No one beat me down
Take take take
Play another round
Take take take
就打我不倒
Take take take
我走我的道
I am the 蓮
Lit Lit Lit
I am Lit
Lit
太多人分不清對錯
信仰缺失才會困惑
謊話太多都被騙過
傳言都當作真相來傳播
一路險阻到了現在
陳詞濫調你的念白
不要再來異想天開
King從來都不會倦怠
I am the king
在音樂王國
親吻我的 Ring
這就屬於我
戴上我的 Crown
I got the power
You know it
I got the power
You know it
I got it whoa
太多人想把我絆倒 絆不倒
太多人在指手畫腳 No no no no
太多人都在那排隊等
就是出淤泥不染 你看好
You wanna fight and we having a fight
Time will decide but you know I survive
Music my arena
Feeling the vibe
Taking China to the World
You should know
I am the 蓮
Lit Lit Lit
Lit
I am the 蓮
I am Lit
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.
at
Prepositionæt
expressing location or arrival in a particular place or position
I will meet you at the park.
Used to show an exact position, particular place, or time.
me
Pronounmiː
me
She gave it to me.
The object form of the pronoun 'I'. Used as the object of a verb or preposition.
good
Adverbɡʊd
well; satisfactorily, in informal speech
She performed pretty well on her first road test.
As an adverb, good is common in casual speech after verbs like do, but standard English usually uses well. It can also mean completely in fixed phrases such as good and proper.
you
Pronounjuː
you (second person pronoun)
I love you.
Refers to the person or people being addressed.
make
Verbmeɪk
to produce or create something
She makes delicious cakes.
A very common verb used for creating, producing, or constructing something.
an
Determineræn
indefinite article used before words starting with a vowel sound
She ate an apple for lunch.
Used before words that begin with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u, or a silent h).
answer
Nounˈænsər
a reaction to a question, letter, or situation
Please give me an answer by tomorrow.
Commonly used for spoken or written replies. It can also refer to a solution to a problem.
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