Lady Gaga
911 lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2020
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 2:53
Turning up emotional faders
Keep repeating self-hating phrases
I have heard enough of these voices
Almost like I have no choice
This is biological stasis
My mood's shifting to manic places
Wish I laughed and kept the good friendships
Watch life, here I go again
I can't see me cry
Can't see me cry ever again (ooh)
I can't see me cry
Can't see me cry
This is the end (ooh)
My biggest enemy is me, pop a 911
My biggest enemy is me, pop a 911
My biggest enemy is me
Ever since day one
Pop a 911, then pop another one
Keep my dolls inside diamond boxes
Save them 'til I know I'm gon' drop this front
I've built around me, oasis
Paradise is in my hand
Holding on so tight to this status
It's not real but I'll try to grab it
Keep myself in beautiful places
Paradise is in my hands
I can't see me cry
Can't see me cry ever again (ooh)
I can't see me cry
Can't see me cry
This is the end (ooh)
My biggest enemy is me, pop a 911
My biggest enemy is me, pop a 911
My biggest enemy is me
Ever since day one
Pop a 911 then pop another one
P-pop another one (ooh)
Pop a 911 then pop another one (ooh)
I can't see me cry
Can't see me cry ever again (ooh)
I can't see me cry
Can't see me cry
This is the end (ooh)
My biggest enemy is me, pop a 911
My biggest enemy is me, pop a 911
My biggest enemy is me
Ever since day one
Pop a 911 then pop another one
Please patch the line
Please patch the line
Need a 911, can you patch the line?
Please patch the line
Please patch the line
Need a 911, can you patch the line?
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Key vocabulary
- faders
- controls volume
- self-hating
- hating oneself
- heard
- listened toB1
- stasis
- stopped state
- manic
- extremely excited
- can't
- cannotB1
- paradise
- perfect peaceful place
- watch
- look at; timepieceA1
- grab
- take quicklyB2
- almost
- nearly; not quiteA2
About this song
Lady Gaga is an American pop and dance-pop singer and songwriter, born Stefani Germanotta in New York in 1986. She is known for theatrical, genre-spanning reinventions and major pop hits across albums such as The Fame, The Fame Monster, Born This Way, and Chromatica.