Here, the word "good-bye" is used as a verb. WE’RE STILL GOOD-BYING= We’re still saying good-bye. THE FIRE IS SLOWLY DYING= If a fire is dying, it is extinguishing, disappearing. HOLD= To hold someone is to hug them, to embrace them, to put your arms around them because you love them.ĪLL THE WAY HOME= All through the way, from the beginning to the end of my journey.
KISS GOODNIGHT= If you kiss somebody goodnight, you say goodnight with a kiss. WAY is sometimes used with the meaning of "very" (that’s way too high= that’s really really high). Turned down LOW emphasizes the same idea. TURNED WAY DOWN LOW= If the light is turned down, it becomes less intense. So corn for popping is maize to make pop-corn. Pop-corn is a kind of maize that pops open when you heat it and turns into a shapeless soft white ball that you can eat (especially when watching a movie). I BROUGHT ME= I brought myself I brought with me.ĬORN (AmE)= Maize (BrE). MAN (AmE)= In this context this is just a colloquial exclamation with no meaning, equivalent to "boy!" or "my!" or "gee!" or "wow". LET IT SNOW!= I don’t mind if it’s snowing, it can go on snowing forever for all I care. Nevertheless, the rhythm of the song needs a contraction here. I’ve finished) but not usually contracted when it means possession as here. WE’VE NO PLACE TO GO= The verb HAVE is usually contracted (‘ve) when it is the auxiliary (e.g.
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