we will rock you

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hello Again
I’ve heard we wil rock you song and I want to know if I understood its meaning correctly.
Buddy you’re a boy make a big noise
means :Buddy you are a boy who is making a big noise.

Playin’ in the street gonna be a big man some day
does this line mean that you should not play in the street because you are going to be
an adult

You got mud on yo’ face
means there is mud on your face

You big disgrace
it is shame on you

We will we will rock you
we will hit you

Buddy you’re a young man hard man
Buddy you are a young man and strong

Shoutin’ in the street gonna take on the world some day
I couldn’t understand the meaning of this line

Wavin’ your banner all over the place
sorry neither this could I understand it

Buddy you’re an old man poor man
when you become an old man, weak

Pleadin’ with your eyes gonna make you some peace some day
I couldn’t understand this

Somebody better put you back in your place
somebody should stop you reform you

please do tell me if I undertood it correctly and if I didn’t tell me the right meaning.
I’m looking forward to hearing from you

2

No. You need to split it like this:

Buddy you’re a boy/ make a big noise playing in the street/ gonna be a big man some day.

So it means that at the moment you are making a noise playing in the street, but one day you plan on being a big man.

You missed some lines out.

That is not how I have ever interpreted that line.

Again, you are splitting the line incorrectly:

Buddy you’re a young man / hard man shouting in the street / gonna take on the world some day.

banner = flag

Buddy you’re an old man / poor man / weak (man) / pleading with your eyes / gonna make you some peace someday.

3

Forgive me I didn’t understand what you mean . If you don’t mind tell me its meaning in
other way.
Sorry for bothering you. But I received an e-mail , its subject “did you seen this”
my question is do we use the past participle of see or any other verb with did ?
I know that we use the past participle of any verb with have , has and had but this is the first time I see did with past participle.
Thanks a lot and again forgive me for bothering you.

4

‘Did you seen this?’ is incorrect.

It should be ‘Have you seen this?’

5

there are many songs in the world that do not use good grammar.
it doesn’t matter at all, even we can’t understand the meaning of the song. most of all, the music is enjoyable :smiley: