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But grammar rules say that there should be:
If we WENT again All the way from the start I would try to change The things that killed our love Why? Does the original grammar mean something special?
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Lyrics, like poetry, do not always follow the standard rules of grammar. " In this case, though, no rules are broken. There is the contraction "we'd" = we would.
- Lyrics, like poetry, do not always follow the standard rules of grammar.
- " In this case, though, no rules are broken.
- There is the contraction "we'd" = we would.
- If we 'd = would go again All the way from the start I would try to change The things that killed our love
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Lyrics, like poetry, do not always follow the standard rules of grammar. They are exempt according to the rule of "poetic license."
In this case, though, no rules are broken. There is the contraction "we'd" = we would.
If we'd = would go again
All the way from the start
I would try to change
The things that kil
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You made the appropriate correction, but you shouldn't expect anything in popular culture to obey any but the most basic rules of grammar.
Whatever you do, do not learn grammar from popular songs and movies.
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