Engramme's Weekend with Music #10: John Mayer's 'In the Blood' by Home Free (Listening A2-B1) |
Once again it's Saturday, Song Day on Engramme: Your Daily English Programme. And this weekend, we're bringing country music to your homes. So relax, listen and enjoy :)
Watch, Listen & Enjoy |
Home Free is an all-vocal country band originating from Minnesota, United States. It is an a cappella group of five vocalists: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquist, Adam Rupp, Tim Foust, and Adam Chance. Below is their version of John Mayer's song: "In the Blood".
Watch and Listen to the Song: What do you think is the 'theme' of this song?
The Lyrics |
"In the Blood" is a song full of question marks! It, therefore, provides a good opportunity for learners, especially at A2-B1 levels, to practice the format and formation of questions in English. Look at the song lyrics below: Can you guess/remember the missing words?
Watch and Listen Again: Fill in the blanks with the words you hear (much of the song is repetitive; so don't worry if you don't get all the words the first time)
(mouse over the blue-colored words to see their meaning)
How much of my
mother ____ my mother left in me?
And what about this feeling that I'm never good enough?
How much of my father ____ ___
destined to become?
____ ___ let this woman kill me,
or do away with jealous love?
____ ___ wash out in the water,
or ___ ___ always in the blood?
I can feel the love I want, I can feel the love I need
But it's never gonna come the way I am
______ ___ change it if I
wanted, ____ ___ rise above the flood?
____ ___ wash out in the water,
or ___ ___ always in the blood?
How much like my brothers, ___ my brothers wanna be?
Or _____ we ___ there for each other, like nobody ever could?
____ ___ wash out in the water,
or ___ ___ always in the blood?
I can feel the love I want, I can feel the love I need
But it's never gonna come the way I am
______ ___ change it if I
wanted, ____ ___ rise above the flood?
____ ___ wash out in the water,
or ___ ___ always in the blood?
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