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Fab54 Posted 22 years ago
Song Writing & Lyrics
Lyrics of "yeah" (usher): a problem with the meaning of some expressions
Hello everyone (who reads this message)
English is not my native language, so I try to learn it by differents ways, and one of it is reading lyrics songs
I LOVE the song yeah (Usher) so i've tried to understand the meaning and I have some questions.
I don't understand the meaning of the following expressions
(It would be nice if you could help me...)
1) Keep it down on the low key
2) I'm a milk the cow (ludacris)
3) These women all on the prowl
4) Then "bend over to the front! (and touch your toes!!")
And a las general question:
How can we "keep it real"
Thanks
English is not my native language, so I try to learn it by differents ways, and one of it is reading lyrics songs
I LOVE the song yeah (Usher) so i've tried to understand the meaning and I have some questions.
I don't understand the meaning of the following expressions
(It would be nice if you could help me...)
1) Keep it down on the low key
2) I'm a milk the cow (ludacris)
3) These women all on the prowl
4) Then "bend over to the front! (and touch your toes!!")
And a las general question:
How can we "keep it real"
Thanks
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(i'm half guessing for lots of these)
keep it down on the low key = keep it secret, keep a low profile
i'ma milk the cow = (i have no idea...)
these women all on the prowl = all the women are looking for men
bend over the the front, and touch your toes = literally bend down and touch your toes (i think...)
keep it down on the low key = keep it secret, keep a low profile
i'ma milk the cow = (i have no idea...)
these women all on the prowl = all the women are looking for men
bend over the the front, and touch your toes = literally bend down and touch your toes (i think...)
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see....... many english singers try to write their lyrics to be easy to spell... so some sentences are written without meaning(s)....
i memorized YEAH to USHER and i know every word in this song.... but it is not necessary
for the song to be all word by word meaningful
i memorized YEAH to USHER and i know every word in this song.... but it is not necessary
for the song to be all word by word meaningful
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"Milk the cow" is some sort of perverse Ludacris thing (hes always good for that). In other words...you don't want to know!
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I will remark on the lines you don't understand. Please don't be offended by the descriptions of some of them.
1) Keep it down on the low key = Don't attract attention or be obvious about your intentions.
2) I'm a milk the cow (ludacris) = It is likely a reference to oral ***.
3) These women all on the prowl = Women looking for men (predatory reference on wanting to meet men).
1) Keep it down on the low key = Don't attract attention or be obvious about your intentions.
2) I'm a milk the cow (ludacris) = It is likely a reference to oral ***.
3) These women all on the prowl = Women looking for men (predatory reference on wanting to meet men).
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I think this is an excellent idea and a wonderful and fun way to learn English. Perhaps once you have mastered "yeah" you can mover on to something a little more advanced. I suggest "get low" as a more challenging look into the English language. If you get really good, you can move on to mini-Bush speeches. These can be quite confusing, even for us native English speakers but it is the wave o
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"If you hold her head steady, I'ma milk the cow" is indeed a reference to a particular oral *** technique.
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