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| welcome all members im new .I never practice english in school . i i dont stand idomsin this one text - red hot chili peppers its can be funy idea for all - learning by music ,,Dani california.,rhcp Gettin' born in the state of Mississippi Papa was a copper and mama was a hippie In Alabama she would She never knew that there was anything more than poor What in the world? What does your company take me for? Robbin' on a bank in the state of Indiana She's a runner, rebel and a stunner Oh her merry way sayin' baby whatcha gonna Lookin' down the barrel of a hot metal forty five Just another way to survive [Chorus:] California rest in peace Simultaneous release She's my priestess, I'm your priest, yeah, yeah She's a lover baby and a fighter Shoulda seen her coming when it got a little brighter With a name like Dani California Day was gonna come when I was gonna mourn ya A little loaded, I love my baby to death [Chorus] Who knew the other side of you? Who knew what others died to prove? Too true to say good bye to you Too true to say say say... One for the now and eleven for the later Never made it up to Minnesota North Dakota man was a gunnin' for the quota Down in the badlands she was savin' the best for last It only hurts when I laugh Gone too fast... [Chorus 2x] Best regards from Christopher |
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| Oh they sound kind of crazy But they’re sure lots of fun, When we talk to one another And use idioms. We know what they mean, But they don’t mean what they say. Oh those idioms, We hear them every day. Hey, teacher there’s a frog in my throat. I’m as busy as a bee. That’s no skin off my nose. You might be barking up the wrong tree. My mom has a heart of gold. This job’s a piece of cake. Something’s fishy I’ve been told. Don’t take me on a wild goose chase. CHORUS My dad has a big green thumb. He’s always pulling my leg. You’d better hold your tongue. And my best friend is a really good egg. Sometimes I have ants in my pants. And the early bird catches the worm. Let’s put on our thinking caps. It’s really fun to learn. That they sound kind of crazy, But they’re sure lots of fun, When we talk to one another And use idioms. We know what they mean, But they don’t mean what they say. Oh those idioms, We hear them every day. |
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| Love it!! |
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| Nice one! Can you please sing it, tape it and then attach it to the post? By prefer with some nice pipers in the background. |
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| Some things are better not attempted |
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| y hanks but we can back to 1 post ? |
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