hello everybody. I'm sorry, my english is terrible, but maybe this is exactly the right place for this problem Smile So, there's a phrase from a song I can't understand well: "I've done a lot / God knows I've tried To find the truth / I've even lied." I write it how I listen it, since in some websites I visited I found it with different puntuaction. My question is: "I've tried" and "to find the truth" is a phrase? I mean, I have to read it "God knows I've tried to find the truth"? To be clear, if I want to insert the punctuaction, the right version would be this: - "I've done a lot, God knows I've tried to find the truth, I've even lied" or this: - "I've done a lot, God knows I've tried; to find the truth, I've even lied" Thanks a lot Smile
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" I write it how I listen it, since in some websites I visited I found it with different puntuaction. My question is: "I've tried" and "to find the truth" is a phrase? Probably, but it depends on how you interpret the meaning.
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