Remember that

This term refers to that specific thing, fact, or matter.

I walk as I want, I open bottles

To move or proceed, especially to or from something: to go or travel with a particular form or purpose

I walk as I want, I open bottles

In the manner of; with the characteristic of; in the same way or to the same degree as

I walk as I want, I open bottles

To have a desire or wish for something; to feel inclined or have a preference for something

I walk as I want, I open bottles

To remove the cap or cover from a bottle or container, typically in order to consume the contents

I walk as I want, I open bottles

Containers, typically made of glass or plastic and having a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

A second person singular subject pronoun typically used to refer to the person being addressed.

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

An adverb used to indicate that an action or state is in the past or has already been completed or fulfilled.

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

To move on foot at a moderate speed or to proceed or work rapidly or energetically.

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

Accompanied by or in association with someone or something.

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

An additional or different person or thing, distinct from the one previously mentioned or known.

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

A conjunction used to introduce a statement that makes the preceding statement seem surprising or unlikely by contrast.

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

A manner or way in which something is done or occurs; a method or style

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

An interrogative expression often used to express surprise, doubt, or confusion

You're already with someone else, oh well, what a shame

A feeling of sorrow or sadness caused by the suffering and misfortunes of others; regret associated with a particular circumstance, action, or outcome

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

To accept as true or real, often involving concepts of trust or faith in something or someone without complete proof.

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

To exist or live; used to describe the essence, identity, or state of being of someone or something.

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

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

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

Having moral, ethical, or personal qualities that are traditionally viewed as good, virtuous, or desirable.

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

The first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

To move or proceed, especially to or from a particular place; often implying leaving a place or a point in time.

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

A subject pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed; the second person singular

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

To allow something to remain in a place when one departs; to cause something to continue or remain as a lasting presence

I thought you were the one, I'm leaving, I'll leave a mark

A mark, impression, or trace left by a person or object, often used metaphorically to denote a significant or lasting impact made by someone or something

You are pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars

An affirmative response or agreement; also used to emphasize a statement or to answer a question when the expected answer is yes

You are pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars

A form of the verb 'to be' that is used with 'you' in the second person singular or plural, indicating a state of being or existence

You are pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars

Attractive or pretty in a delicate way; pleasing to the eye, especially in a graceful or refined manner

You are pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars

A conjunction used to link words, phrases, or clauses in the same part of a sentence

You are pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars

The entirety or the whole of something; used to indicate that everything is included

You are pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars

A conjunction used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously

Yes, you're pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars.

Exists or is present in a particular amount

Yes, you're pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars.

A greater amount, number, or degree of something compared to another

Yes, you're pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars.

A vulgar term for the buttocks or the anus

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

Used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits.

Yes, you're pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars.

Used to introduce a word or phrase that stands in contrast or comparison to the part of the sentence that comes before it

Yes, you're pretty and all, but there are more asses than stars.

Celestial bodies visible in the night sky as fixed luminous points due to their immense distance from Earth, typically consisting of a large, glowing sphere of plasma held together by gravity

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me.

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

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me.

A first-person singular present indicative form of a verb used to indicate that the subject is leaving or going away from a place

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me.

A colloquial contraction of the preposition 'para', meaning 'for' or 'to' in the context of direction or destination

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me.

A definite article used in Spanish before feminine singular nouns

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me.

A colloquial term for a country's capital city or a central place where important activities or institutions are concentrated

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me.

A plural article used to refer to a specific group of people or things that have been previously mentioned or are commonly known

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me

Individuals of lower social rank or status, often used in a military context to refer to new recruits or young soldiers who are at the bottom of the hierarchy

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me

A first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves

I'm heading to the capital, the guys are waiting for me

They await or look forward to something with anticipation or patience

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

To have knowledge or information about something; to be aware or cognizant of facts or a specific piece of information.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

Used to introduce a condition or a question, often to inquire about the possibility, existence, or truth of something.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

To exist; used to indicate the existence or presence of something, often in a specific place or situation.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

A large amount or number of something; used to describe an abundance or a high quantity of an item or concept.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

Words or language used in a particular way, especially to persuade or impress others; often associated with eloquence or excessive talking.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

To perform an action or activity; to execute a task or carry out a function.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

Used as a direct or indirect object pronoun, typically referring to a thing or things previously mentioned or easily identified.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

A relative pronoun used to introduce a clause, equivalent to 'that' which is used to refer to things rather than people.

If there's a lot of talk, they do whatever they want.

To feel a desire or a wish for something to happen or be true; to have a strong inclination towards a particular state or outcome.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

The first person singular of the verb 'to be' in the present indicative tense, used to describe oneself.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

A person who is physically or psychologically dependent on a particular substance, typically an illegal drug or medication.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

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

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

A periodic gathering for the purpose of entertainment, trade, or the display of particular skills or products, often including rides and amusements.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

Fine particles of matter, often of a size that is too small to see without magnification, which can be easily blown about in the air.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

A preposition used to indicate purpose, direction, or destination, often translated as 'for' or 'to' in English.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

A conjunction that is often used to introduce a subordinate clause, equivalent to the English word 'that' or 'which'.

I'm addicted to the fair, dust so that dawn breaks

A verb form that refers to the action of becoming daylight or dawn, typically used to express the transition from night to day.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

On this day or at the present time.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

To put aside or abandon a practice or habit.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

The definite article used to indicate a noun that is unique or already known to the listener or reader, or to indicate one that has been mentioned or is common knowledge.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

A deep feeling of sadness or melancholy, often with no obvious cause.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

To use resources such as money or time in the pursuit of an object or activity.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

A colloquial term for a large amount of money, often used in a casual or informal context.

Today I leave the sadness behind spending big money

Of large diameter or thickness relative to the object's length, often implying a greater than average size, solidity, or density

And while my favorite person arrives

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

And while my favorite person arrives

During the time that; at the same time as

And while my favorite person arrives

To come to a place; to move towards a goal or destination

And while my favorite person arrives

Belonging to or associated with the speaker

And while my favorite person arrives

A human being regarded as an individual

And while my favorite person arrives

Preferred before all others of the same kind or that is especially well liked

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

To continue in the same direction or course of action

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Accompanied by or having the involvement or use of

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A possessive pronoun indicating that something belongs to the person speaking or writing

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A state of wild excitement or ecstasy

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Plural article used to indicate a specific group of people or things already mentioned or known about

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Actions or conduct that go beyond what is usual, normal, or proper

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Used to refer to specific females previously mentioned or easily identified within the context, it is the plural form of the feminine definite article in the nominative case.

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A colloquial term for young girls or young women, often implying a sense of endearment or familiarity

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A term of endearment often used to refer to one's mother or a maternal figure, and can also be used to address a woman in an affectionate or familiar way

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

The first-person singular present form of the verb 'to be', used to indicate the subject of the sentence is referring to themselves

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

An adverb used to negate something and indicate that it has not happened or is not the case at any time or under any circumstances

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A form of the auxiliary verb 'have' used with a past participle to form the present perfect tense, indicating an action that has occurred at an unspecified time before now

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A verb that means to possess, own, hold, or maintain something in one's possession

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A noun referring to a state of urgency, haste, or a need to act quickly or within a short time frame

Because right now I live like an artist

Used to explain the reason or justification for something, typically introducing a cause or motive following it.

Because right now I live like an artist

At this very moment or in the immediate future; used to indicate that something is about to occur very soon.

Because right now I live like an artist

Being alive or having life; not dead. In the context of the sentence, it also implies existing in a certain state or condition.

Because right now I live like an artist

In the manner of; used to draw a comparison between one thing and another, or to indicate the function or role something or someone is performing.

Because right now I live like an artist

A person who practices any of the various creative arts, such as a sculptor, novelist, poet, or filmmaker, especially one who creates art as a profession or who is skilled at it.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

To cause a device to begin to work by operating a switch, button, or lever, typically to produce light, heat, or power.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

Electromagnetic radiation within a certain portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, perceived by the human eye as brightness that enables sight.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

A device for taking photographs or making films or television programs, consisting of a lightproof box with a lens at one end and film or an electronic sensor at the other.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

A conjunction used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

The initiation of an event or sequence of events, typically in a performance or film, marked by a command that signals the start of operations or activities.

There are beauties in every corner

Exists or is present in a particular place

There are beauties in every corner

Qualities that give pleasure to the senses or exalt the mind; the combination of qualities that make something pleasing and impressive to look at, listen to, or experience

There are beauties in every corner

A preposition used to indicate presence within the confines or boundaries of a space or substance

There are beauties in every corner

Each one of a group or series taken without exception

There are beauties in every corner

A corner, angle, or secluded or hidden place, often suggesting a remote or cozy area

Regulated Force, old man.

The physical power or energy that is exerted or capable of being exerted by something or someone

Regulated Force, old man.

Governed or controlled by a set of rules, principles, or laws, especially in a strict or rigorous manner

Regulated Force, old man.

A term used to refer to an older man or to address an older man in a familiar or respectful manner, often implying wisdom or experience

As always, old man.

Used to indicate a manner or way in which an action is performed or a condition is fulfilled; in the same way or in a similar manner.

As always, old man.

At all times; on all occasions; in a way that does not change.

As always, old man.

A person who has lived for a long time or who has a great deal of experience; often used to refer to an older man.

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A preposition used to indicate movement to a place or position, or the reason for something

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific male noun or the subject of the sentence

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

An opening in the roof of a vehicle, typically covered with glass, that can be opened for ventilation or closed

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A pronoun used to indicate a plural indirect object, meaning 'to them' or 'for them'

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A verb that describes the action of moving through the air, often by the wind or through flight

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A filamentous biomaterial that grows from follicles found in the dermis, or skin, primarily on the head of mammals

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

Used as an indefinite article before nouns that are unspecific or unknown to the listener or reader.

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A plural definite article used in reference to specific females or feminine nouns that have been previously mentioned or are commonly known.

Through the sunroof, the blondes' hair blows in the wind.

A colloquial term in some Spanish-speaking regions referring to women with light or blonde hair.

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

A plural form of 'to be' in the present tense, used to describe a state of being or existence for multiple subjects

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

To a great extent or degree; used to emphasize the size, amount, or intensity of something

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

Having an appealing, attractive, or exciting quality that evokes interest, desire, or attention, especially in a physical or sexual way

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

Having a tendency to pick fights or be aggressive, especially in a feisty or quarrelsome manner

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

Used to indicate association or accompaniment; in the presence of

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

Songs that typically narrate a story and are a genre of regional Mexican music, often associated with a folk tradition

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

Used as a reflexive pronoun that can mean oneself, himself, herself, itself, themselves, or each other, depending on the context and the grammatical number and gender of the subject.

They are very sexy, feisty, and get excited with corridos.

To become excited, agitated, or animated about something, often leading to a lively or boisterous behavior.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy that heats them up

A plural demonstrative pronoun used to indicate specific things or people close to the speaker or within the speaker's immediate context.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy that heats them up

A brand name that has become a generic term for a type of doll characterized by an unrealistic portrayal of human figures, often used to refer to women who embody similar characteristics or aesthetics.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy that heats them up

Used to indicate that the subject in question is acting without accompaniment or assistance.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy that heats them up

A third person plural form of a verb that means to request or ask for something earnestly or formally.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy that heats them up

A social gathering or party, often accompanied by music, dancing, and celebration.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy that heats them up

A first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy who heats them up

The first person singular present form of the verb 'to be', used to describe oneself

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy who heats them up

A definite article in English, used to indicate a particular person, object, or concept within a context

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy who heats them up

A colloquial term for father, often used to denote a figure of authority, respect, or a caretaker role, sometimes used in a boastful context to assert dominance or superiority

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy who heats them up

A conjunction used to introduce a relative clause, indicating that which; used to give information about a person, thing, or amount mentioned previously

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy who heats them up

The plural form of the third person feminine pronoun, used to refer to multiple women, girls, or female animals previously mentioned or easily identified

These Barbies just ask for a party, I'm the daddy who heats them up

The third person plural present form of a verb meaning to make or become hot or warm, sometimes used metaphorically to indicate causing excitement or arousal

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A possessive adjective indicating that something belongs to or is associated with the speaker.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A system of communication used by a particular country or community.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A verb used to link the subject of a sentence with a subject complement, typically to describe or identify it.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

Not mixed or adulterated with any other substance or material; consisting entirely of one substance or material.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

The act of enticing or attracting someone by offering pleasure or advantage.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A conjunction used to introduce a clause that contrasts with the clause preceding it.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A preposition used to indicate purpose, destination, or direction, and to begin infinitive constructions of verbs.

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A noun referring to the state of feeling that one needs to hurry or act quickly.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A definite article used to indicate a particular noun that is known to the reader, often used before a noun that is unique or mentioned earlier in the text.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A word used to express a negative condition or refusal, often used to indicate the absence of something or to deny the occurrence of an action or event.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

To be of use or service; to function effectively or be capable of performing a task.

My language is pure seduction, although I'm not good for love.

A pronoun used to refer to the speaker or writer of the statement in which it appears.

And while my favorite person arrives

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

And while my favorite person arrives

During the time that; at the same time as

And while my favorite person arrives

To come to a place; to move towards a goal or destination

And while my favorite person arrives

Belonging to or associated with the speaker

And while my favorite person arrives

A human being regarded as an individual

And while my favorite person arrives

Preferred before all others of the same kind

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

To continue in the same direction or course of action

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Accompanied by or having the involvement or participation of

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A possessive pronoun indicating that something belongs to the person speaking or writing

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A state of wild or uncontrolled behavior, often characterized by enthusiasm or excitement

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A plural article used to indicate a specific group of people or things previously mentioned or easily identified

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Actions or conduct that go beyond what is usual, normal, or proper, often to an excessive degree

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

Used as a definite article in the plural form, referring to specific female persons or things previously mentioned or easily identified

I will continue with my craziness, the excesses, the young girls

A colloquial term for young girls or young women, often implying a sense of youthfulness or immaturity

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A term of endearment often used to refer to one's mother or a maternal figure, sometimes extended to a woman of respect or authority within a community or group.

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the subject of a sentence.

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

An adverb indicating at no time in the past or future; not ever.

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A pronoun and auxiliary verb combination used in the present perfect tense to form the first person singular; indicating the speaker as the subject who has performed an action.

Mom, I've never been in a hurry

A past participle of the verb 'to have' in the sense of possessing or experiencing something.

Because right now I live like an artist

Used to explain the reason or justification for something, typically preceding an explanation or cause.

Because right now I live like an artist

At this very moment or in the immediate future; colloquially used to denote a sense of urgency or promptness, though not always requiring immediate action.

Because right now I live like an artist

Being alive, not dead; existing in a state of life; also used to express the state of being active, functioning, or operative.

Because right now I live like an artist

In the same manner or to the same extent as; used to draw a comparison between one thing and another.

Because right now I live like an artist

A person who practices any of the various creative arts, such as a sculptor, novelist, poet, or filmmaker, and is typically recognized for their skill, talent, or originality.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

To cause a device to begin to work by operating a switch, button, or other mechanisms, often resulting in illumination or activation of equipment.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

Electromagnetic radiation within a certain portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, perceived by the human eye and responsible for the sense of sight.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

A device for recording visual images in the form of photographs, film, or video signals.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

A conjunction used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly.

Turn on lights, cameras, and action

The process of doing something, typically to achieve an aim, or the events depicted in a play, movie, or novel.

There are beauties in every corner

Exists or is present in a particular place

There are beauties in every corner

Qualities that give pleasure to the senses or exalt the mind; the combination of qualities that make something pleasing and impressive to look at, listen to, or contemplate

There are beauties in every corner

Used to indicate the place or environment in which something is located or occurs

There are beauties in every corner

Each one of a group without exception; every single

There are beauties in every corner

A corner, angle, or secluded area, often suggesting a remote or hidden spot

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

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

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

Exists or is present in a place or situation

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

A greater amount, number, or degree of something when compared to another

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

The plural form of the lower part of the trunk of the human body, below the abdomen and between the hipbones; often used colloquially to refer to the buttocks

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

Used to draw a comparison between one thing and another, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

Luminous points in the night sky which are large, remote incandescent bodies like the sun

And there are more asses than stars, girl.

A term of endearment used typically in Spanish-speaking regions to address or refer to one's daughter or a younger female; it is a contraction of 'mi hija', which translates to 'my daughter'.

Remember that

To bring something to someone's mind or to think of something again; in some contexts, it can mean to agree upon something or to decide.

Remember that

A preposition that indicates the point in space or time at which something is situated or an event occurs; it can also be used to indicate the means by which something is done.