JUEVES - LYRICS ("Halo - Beyonce")

- "Halo - Beyonce"

Remember those walls I built,

baby they're tumbling down,

and they didn't even put up a fight.

They didn't even make a sound.

I found a way to let you in,

but I never really had a doubt.

Standing in the light of your halo (oh oh)

I've got my angel now.

It's like I've been awakened,

every rule I had you breaking.

It's the risk that I'm taking,

I ain't never gonna shut you out.

Everywhere I'm looking now,

I'm surrounded by your embrace.

Baby I can see your halo,

you know you're my saving grace.

You're everything I need and more.

It's written all over your face.

Baby I can feel your halo.

Pray it won't fade away.

I can feel your halo halo halo.

I can see your halo halo halo. (x2)

Hit me like a ray of sun,

burning through my darkest night.

You're the only one that I want,

'Think I'm addicted to your light.

I swore I'd never fall again,

but this don't even feel like falling.

Gravity can't begin,

to pull me back to the ground again.

It's like I've been awakened.

Every rule I had you breaking.

The risk that I'm taking,

I'm never gonna shut you out.

Everywhere I'm looking now.

I'm surrounded by your embrace.

Baby I can see your halo.

You know you're my saving grace.

I can feel your halo halo halo.

I can see your halo halo halo. (x2)

Everywhere I'm looking now,

I'm surrounded by your embrace.

Baby I can see your halo.

You know you're my saving grace.

You're everything I need and more.

It's written all over your face.

Baby I can feel your halo.

Pray it won't fade away.

I can feel your halo halo halo.

I can see your halo halo halo. (x2)

MIÉRCOLES – PHRASAL VERBS (“To drop by”)

- "To drop by" ... ("Dejarse caer (visita informal)")
Pronunciación: /tuː drɒp baɪ/

Es el verbo que se usa cuando se pasa a visitar a alguien de casualidad ("by chance"), no como resultado de una visita planeada. Su contexto de uso va desde situaciones del tipo: "Si pasas por la ciudad déjate caer por nuestra casa" ("If you come to town drop by our house"), o del tipo, "Estaba paseando por el barrio y decidí pasar a saludarte" ("I was walking around the neighbourhood and then I decided to drop by to say hello.")

Se usa cuando queremos invitar a alguien a que venga a visitarnos pero sin que se ponga plasta ("a pain in the neck"), por lo que le indicamos que lo haga si por casualidad pasa por el barrio o ciudad. También se usa cuando queremos disimular y aparentar que nuestra visita es puramente casual aunque realmente lo tengamos planeado de antemano ("beforehand" o "in advance"). Es un modo de excusar el no haber avisado con tiempo.

Ejemplo de uso: “I'll drop by on my way home if I have time.” (“Me dejaré caer de camino a casa si tengo tiempo.”)

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