Hello, I have to translate a lyrics to school, it's Paparazzi by Lady GaGa and I don't know how to explain few parts. I'd be glad if you help. I'll write the lyrics and bold the parts where I don't understand the meaning.
We are the crowd We're c-comin' out Got my flash on, it's true Need that picture of you It so magical We'd be so fantastico - 1) I browsed it just like a noun and here it looks like an adjective
Leather and jeans Garage Glamorous Not sure what it means But this photo of usit don'thave a price - 2) Is there some special meaning of don't instead doesn't? Ready for those flashing lights Cause you know that baby I
I'm your biggest fan I'll follow you until you love me Papa, PAPARAZZI - 3) why it's splitted into two lines?, 4) why the paparazzi is written in capitals?, 5) is the papa a different word or is it just short paparazzi?, 6) what is the meaning of it in the text, it doesn't make a sence to me; the meaning "a photographer who wants interesting pictures" doesn't fit here to me.
Baby there's no other superstar You know that I'll be Your papa-PAPARAZZI - 7) Is this the same case as before or does it mean something different, considering not-splitted words and a dash insted comma?
I didn't do the rest yet, so I please for help with these expresions for now.
Thank you very much. Denny
Top answer
) it don't - substandard form of 'it doesn't papa, paparazzi is probably done this way for the sake of rhythm [above, I is followed immediately by I'm ] This is the best I can do for you. Sorry
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