I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

Used to express a negative; not any

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

To feel a desire or a need for something; to wish for

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

Used to introduce a clause of desire, purpose, or result

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

A greater or additional amount or degree

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

Not any person; no person

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

To communicate or express thoughts in spoken words, to converse or discuss

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

A preposition used to indicate the topic or matter of discussion, consideration, or composition

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love.

A profound and caring affection towards someone

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

An adverb used to express affirmation or agreement, often used to indicate that the speaker has reached a certain level of determination or is about to start a particular action

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A reflexive pronoun referring to the speaker themselves, often used to indicate that the action of the verb is directed back at the subject

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A verb in the past tense that means to have become tired or weary of something, often due to repetition or frustration

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

An adjective meaning all or every, used to refer to the entire quantity or extent of a particular group of things

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A plural demonstrative pronoun referring to a specific set of previously mentioned items, often used to indicate closeness or familiarity with the items in question

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A plural noun referring to clever or deceitful strategies, maneuvers, or actions designed to deceive or outsmart others, often used in a context where skill or ingenuity is involved

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

An adverb used to indicate that an action or state is in the past or has been completed; often used to express a sense of finality or completion.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A reflexive pronoun that refers back to the subject of the clause in which it is used; often used to indicate that the subject performs an action on itself.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A masculine plural definite article used to refer to specific objects, people, or concepts that are familiar to both the speaker and the listener.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A verb form that expresses knowledge, awareness, or familiarity with a fact or skill; often used to indicate personal acquaintance or mastery of a subject or task.

I've been through those pains, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Used to refer to a specific thing previously mentioned, known, or understood

I've been through those pains, yeah, yeah, yeah.

A physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury

I've been through those pains, yeah, yeah, yeah.

To move on or ahead; proceed

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

Used to give a negative response or indicate refusal or disagreement

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

To feel a desire or wish for the occurrence or existence of something

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

Used to introduce a clause after an expression of desire, intention, or command

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

A greater or additional amount or degree

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

Not any person; no person

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

To communicate or express thoughts in spoken words, to use speech to convey information or to converse

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

A preposition that is used to indicate a point of reckoning, origin or source, and is often used to express a relationship of various kinds including belonging, reference, or connection

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love (No, no)

A profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person; a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection, as for a parent, child, or friend

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

An adverb used to indicate that an action has been completed or a state has been reached at the time of speaking or at a specified time

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

A reflexive pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

To have become weary or fatigued due to overexposure or excessive repetition of an activity or action

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

The entirety or the complete range of an entity or items being referred to

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

Plural form of a demonstrative pronoun used to indicate specific things close to the speaker in time or space

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

Clever or deceptive actions or devices intended to deceive or confuse others, often used to entertain or achieve a goal

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

An adverb used to indicate that an action or state is in the past or has been completed; often used to express a sense of finality or completion.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

A reflexive pronoun that refers back to the subject of the clause in which it is used; typically used to indicate that the subject performs an action on itself.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

A masculine plural definite article used to refer to specific nouns that are close to the speaker, previously mentioned, or about to be mentioned.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks (Wuh)

The first person singular of the present indicative tense of a verb that means to know or to be aware of, particularly in the context of having knowledge or being familiar with something.

I've been through those pains (No, no)

A demonstrative pronoun used to refer to a specific thing or situation just mentioned or understood from context, often used to express emphasis or confirmation.

I've been through those pains (No, no)

A physical sensation of suffering or distress, typically caused by illness or injury.

I've been through those pains (No, no)

To move on, proceed, or progress, especially after completing a process or event, or to cause something to do this.

I've been through those pains (No, no)

A word used to express a negative response, refusal, or disagreement, or to introduce a contrasting statement.

Verse

A line of writing arranged with a metrical rhythm, typically having a rhyme, in a poem or song.

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

The present day or the current date; at this time

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

Used as an object pronoun to refer to the person or people being spoken or written to

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

An intense and typically non-lasting dislike or anger towards someone or something

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

Used to express a negative condition or refusal

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

Third person singular present of 'ser' in Spanish; used to identify the subject with a complement that indicates its nature, identity, or value

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

Something that is kept or meant to be kept unknown or unseen by others

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

In the presence of; in front of

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

Everything or all things considered

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

Used as a direct or indirect object pronoun referring to a masculine singular noun, meaning 'it' or 'him'

Today I hate you, it's no secret, above all I confess it (No)

To admit or acknowledge something as true, typically something that one has previously kept a secret or about which one feels embarrassed or ashamed

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

A conditional conjunction used to express a hypothesis or possibility, often referring to a situation that could occur under certain conditions.

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

A form of a verb that indicates a potential or hypothetical state or action, often used to express ability, permission, or possibility in the past.

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

A pronoun that refers to the person or people being addressed.

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

To formally request something from someone.

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

A conjunction used to introduce a clause expressing purpose, desire, intention, or a requirement.

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

To give back something to the person who gave it to you or to put something back in the place it was originally taken from.

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

Used to refer to the whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

Plural form of the masculine article used in Spanish to indicate specific objects, people, or concepts that are familiar to both the speaker and the listener

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

Plural form of a term for a touch or caress with the lips as a sign of love, greeting, or reverence

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

A relative pronoun used to refer to which, who, or that, linking a dependent clause to a main clause

If I could, I would ask you to give back all the kisses I gave you.

To offer or provide something to someone, typically referring to the act of giving

The words and all the time I wasted

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific female noun or the feminine form of a noun.

The words and all the time I wasted

A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning.

The words and all the time I wasted

A conjunction used to connect words, phrases, or clauses that have the same grammatical function in a construction.

The words and all the time I wasted

The whole amount or extent of a particular group or thing.

The words and all the time I wasted

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific male noun or the masculine form of a noun.

The words and all the time I wasted

An indefinite continuous duration in which events occur in succession from the past through the present to the future.

The words and all the time I lost

Used in the context of a conditional clause to express a hypothesis or possibility, or to introduce a request or command.

The words and all the time I lost

Past tense of a verb indicating that the subject has misplaced or no longer possesses something, or has failed to win a competition or struggle.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

To feel sorrow or remorse for something one has done or failed to do; to regret deeply.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

Used to indicate a single quantity or an individual item.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

Used to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

A cardinal number equal to 1,000.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

Plural form of the word for an instance or occurrence, often used to indicate a large number of instances.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

A preposition used to indicate the point in space or time at which something begins, originates, or is derived.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

A form of an auxiliary verb used to form compound tenses, indicating a completed action or a state of being that has occurred in the past or before another action.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

To place trust or belief in someone or something; to rely upon or entrust a person or entity with confidence.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

A preposition used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits; it often denotes a position or location.

I regret one and a thousand times having trusted you (Wuh!).

The objective case of the second person singular pronoun, referring to the person being addressed.

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

Expresses a desire or wish for something to happen or be the case

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

Used to introduce a clause after a verb expressing a desire, intention, or command

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

Used as the objective case of 'you', referring to the person or people being addressed

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

Experience or undergo an emotion or sensation

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

In the same way or manner; similarly

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

Refers to the speaker or writer, indicating the subject of the verb

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

Used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

I wish you could feel what I feel (Feel)

To experience or be aware of a sensation or emotion

I wish to be like you, without feelings (-miento').

Expresses a desire or wish for something to happen or be the case

I wish to be like you, without feelings (-miento').

To exist or live; to take a specific form or occupy a certain status

I wish to be like you, without feelings (-miento').

In the same way or manner; having similarity in qualities or characteristics

I wish to be like you, without feelings (-miento').

The second person singular subject pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed

I wish to be like you, without feelings (-miento').

Without the presence of; in the absence of

I wish to be like you, without feelings (-miento').

The capacity to experience emotions, especially in relation to feelings of sorrow or compassion

I wish to get you out of my thoughts

Expresses a desire or wish for oneself in a polite or formal context.

I wish to get you out of my thoughts

To remove or extract something from a particular place or thing.

I wish to get you out of my thoughts

A preposition used to indicate separation or removal from a particular state, condition, or location.

I wish to get you out of my thoughts

A possessive adjective denoting ownership, relationship, or association pertaining to the speaker.

I wish to get you out of my thoughts

The act or process of thinking, or a particular idea or consideration that is held in the mind.

I would like to change the ending of the story.

To make or become different; to alter or modify

I would like to change the ending of the story.

The end or last part of something, especially a period of time, an activity, or a story

I would like to change the ending of the story.

Preposition that indicates movement towards a place or position, or addition to something else

I would like to change the ending of the story.

A short story that typically features animals as characters and conveys a moral

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

Used to refer to the entirety or completeness of the items or people being discussed, without exception.

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

A definite article used to indicate a specific noun that is understood by the context.

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

A long, rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material, typically used as an obstruction, fastening, or weapon.

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

A plural noun referring to mixed drinks typically containing a distilled liquor along with other ingredients such as soda, fruit juice, or cream.

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

A plural form of the third person pronoun in the nominative case, used to refer to a group of people or things other than the speaker and the person or people addressed.

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

A past participle of a verb used to describe a state or condition resulting from a previous action.

All the bars and drinks have been witnesses

A person who has seen something happen and can give a first-hand description of it; often used in legal contexts to refer to someone who has witnessed an event and can attest to its occurrence.

Of the pain you caused me and everything you did to me

Of or pertaining to; from the

Of the pain you caused me and everything you did to me

Past tense of a verb that means to give rise to a condition or situation, typically something bad or undesirable

Of the pain you caused me and everything you did to me

A neuter definite article used in Spanish, often equivalent to the English 'the' in certain contexts

Of the pain you caused me and everything you did to me

A past tense form of a verb used to describe an action that was completed by the subject

Of the pain you caused me and everything you did to me

A prepositional phrase indicating association, together with or accompanied by someone

An unhappy in love who still hasn't gotten over you

An indefinite article used before nouns of either gender in singular form to indicate a non-specific or non-particular member of a group or category.

An unhappy in love who still hasn't gotten over you

A person who is not satisfied, content, or joyful; often experiencing unhappiness or discomfort.

An unhappy person in love who still hasn't gotten over you.

An adverb used to indicate that something is still the case or still continues to happen

An unhappy person in love who still hasn't gotten over you.

A verb that describes the action of being greater or better than something else in quality or performance, often used in the third person singular

And now walks alone, with no one, down every sidewalk

At the present time or moment.

And now walks alone, with no one, down every sidewalk

To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.

And now walks alone, with no one, down every sidewalk

Without the presence, help, or association of others; unaccompanied.

And now walks alone, with no one, down every sidewalk

Used to indicate movement or an action or condition suggestive of movement towards a place, point, or goal

And now walks alone, with no one, down every sidewalk

Used before a noun to specify or make particular; the feminine singular form of the definite article in some languages

And now walks alone, with no one, down every sidewalk

A paved path for pedestrians at the side of a road

Asking God if love really exists

To pose a question or seek an answer from someone.

Asking God if love really exists

In various religions, the supreme being, creator, and principal object of faith.

Asking God if love really exists

Used to introduce a condition or choice.

Asking God if love really exists

In accordance with fact or reality; genuinely.

Asking God if love really exists

To have actual being; to be real or to have reality.

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

A preposition used to indicate reason, cause, motive, purpose, or explanation.

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

An interrogative word used to ask for reasons or specific information about a subject or topic.

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

A conjunction used to introduce a conditional clause, indicating the possibility or hypothetical nature of an event or situation.

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

A verb form used to indicate a past state or condition; the past tense of 'to be' for the first and third person singular.

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

To such an extent or degree; so

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

Having good, kind, or friendly qualities; morally excellent or virtuous

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

The whole amount or extent of a particular group or thing

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

This; used to indicate a person, thing, idea, state, event, time, remark, etc., as present, near, just mentioned or pointed out, supposed to be understood, or by way of emphasis

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

Waste or refuse; something regarded as worthless, distasteful, or unpleasant

And why, if I was so good, did you do all this shit to me?

Second person singular past tense of a verb that means to make or cause something to happen

The worst part is that you see everything as a joke.

Used as a direct object pronoun, it refers to 'it' or 'him' in English, and is used to replace a masculine singular noun that has already been mentioned or is already known.

The worst part is that you see everything as a joke.

A superlative adverb used to indicate the highest degree or the most extreme example of a quality.

The worst part is that you see everything as a joke.

A term used to describe a person who is tough, strong, or difficult to deal with, often implying a level of respect for their resilience or toughness.

The worst part is that you see everything as a joke

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or to become aware of something by using the sense of sight.

The worst part is that you see everything as a joke

A single distinct entity or unit, often used to denote one item among a group of things, or used to refer to an individual object or person.

The worst part is that you see everything as a joke

Something said or done for amusement; a joke, which may be spoken, written, or physical, often intended to provoke laughter or entertain.

I will always curse the day you were born.

At all times; consistently; perpetually; without exception

I will always curse the day you were born.

To move or proceed, especially to or from something

I will always curse the day you were born.

Used to indicate intention, duty, or necessity, often with an infinitive

I will always curse the day you were born.

To invoke or wish evil or misfortune upon; to curse

I will always curse the day you were born.

The period of twenty-four hours from midnight to midnight, a unit of time corresponding to a rotation of the earth on its axis

I will always curse the day you were born.

The second person singular form of the past tense for the verb 'to be born', indicating the action of coming into life or existence.

The chocolates I gave you and all the flowers

A sweet, brown food preparation of roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened and consumed as confectionery or used as a flavoring ingredient in other dishes.

The chocolates I gave you and all the flowers

The past tense of the verb that means to give something to someone, indicating that the action has already been completed.

The chocolates I gave you and all the flowers

Used to refer to the entirety or the complete number of items, people, or entities in a group or category without exception

The chocolates I gave you and all the flowers

Plural form of the definite article used in Spanish to indicate specific nouns that are familiar to both the speaker and the listener

The chocolates I gave you and all the flowers

Plural form of the reproductive structure found in flowering plants, typically consisting of a combination of petals, sepals, stamens, and pistils, and often fragrant and brightly colored, commonly given as a gift or used for decoration

They turn into nightmares and pains these days.

A third person singular reflexive pronoun used to indicate that the subject of the verb is also its object, often used to express a passive action or a general condition.

They turn into nightmares and pains these days.

To undergo a change or transformation into a different form, state, or quality, often implying a significant or fundamental change.

They turn into nightmares and pains these days.

At the present time or moment, without delay; immediately.

They turn into nightmares and pains these days.

The period of time that is happening now, the present; also used to indicate the current era or period of time.

They turn into nightmares and pains these days.

Used to indicate the place or point where something happens or is situated, or the medium in which an action or process occurs.

They turn into nightmares and pain these days.

A distressing experience, often a dream, that causes fear, anxiety, or discomfort

I've already lost faith that you will get better

The first-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb 'to lose', indicating that the speaker has lost something in the past.

I've already lost faith that you will get better

A definite article used to indicate a specific female noun or the feminine form of a noun in singular.

I've already lost faith that you will get better

A noun referring to complete trust or confidence in someone or something.

I've already lost faith that you will get better

To make or become better in quality; to improve oneself or something.

If after the rain the rainbow comes out, but without colors, yeah

Following in time, place, or order; can also mean 'after' when referring to time or sequence.

If after the rain the rainbow comes out, but without colors, yeah

A definite article used to refer to a specific female noun or the feminine form of a noun in singular.

If after the rain the rainbow comes out, but without colors, yeah

Precipitation in the form of liquid water drops with diameters greater than 0.5 millimeters that falls from clouds and reaches the ground.

If after the rain the rainbow comes out, but without colors, yeah

Emerges, comes forth, or appears to view from a source or origin.

Even if after the rain the rainbow comes out, it's without colors, yeah

A meteorological phenomenon that is caused by reflection, refraction, and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky, taking the form of a multicoloured circular arc.

Even if after the rain the rainbow comes out, it's without colors, yeah

A conjunction used to introduce a phrase or clause contrasting with what has already been mentioned.

Even if after the rain the rainbow comes out, it's without colors, yeah

Plural form of the term for the property or characteristic of an object or substance that causes the sensation of a particular hue when light reflecting off it is perceived by the eye.

[Chorus] I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love

A repeated section of a song or poem, typically at the end of each verse or stanza, which is catchy and easily memorable, often encompassing the central thematic elements of the piece.

I don't want anyone else to talk to me about love

To feel a desire or a need for something or to do something; to wish for

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

To become weary or fatigued; to lose interest or patience.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A demonstrative adjective used to refer to a specific thing or things close at hand or being indicated or experienced.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

A cunning act or scheme intended to deceive or outwit someone.

I'm tired, I already know all those tricks

Having knowledge or awareness of something through experience or education; the ability to understand or possess information about a particular subject or fact.