Señorita by Justin Timberlake (Listening)

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Señorita by Justin Timberlake



1. Listen the song and fill in the gaps




[Pharrell:]
Ladies and gentlemen
It's my pleasure to introduce to you
He's a friend of __________
[Justin:]
Yes, yes I am
[Pharrell:]
And he _______ by the name...
Justin
Wowoowoooo
________ the way
from Memphis, Tennessee
And he's _______ somethin' special for y'all tonight
He's gonna sing a song for y'all
About ________ girl
[Justin:]
Come in right here?
[Pharrell:]
Yea, come on

On that sunny day
__________ know I'd meet
Such a beautiful girl
__________ down the street
Seen those bright brown eyes
With tears coming down
She ____________ a crown
But where is it now
Mamma listen
Senorita, I feel ________ you
You deal with things, ________ you don't have to
He doesn't love ya, I can tell by his charm
But you _________ feel this real love
If you just lay in my...
Running fast in my mind
Girl __________ you slow it down
If we carry on this way
This thing __________ leave the ground
How would you like to fly?
That's how my queen ____________ arrive
But you still deserve the crown
or hasn't it _______found?
Mamma listen
Senorita, I feel ________ you
(Feel for you)
You deal with things, ________ you don't have to
(No, no)
He doesn't love ya, I can tell by his charm
(He don't love ya baby)
But you _________ feel this real love
(Feel it)
If you just lay in my...
Ah, ah, arms...
(Won't you lay in my)
Ah, ah, arms...
(Mama lay in my)
Ah, ah, arms...
(Baby won't you lay in my)
Ah, ah, arms...
When I look into your eyes
I see ____________ that money can't buy
And I know _______ you give us a try
_________ work hard for you girl
And no longer will you ever have to cry
Senorita, I feel _______ you
You deal with things, ________ you don't have to
(Deal with things you don't have to)
He doesn't love ya, I can tell by his charm
(No, no)
But you _______ feel this real love
(Feel it)
If you just lay in my...
Ah, ah, arms...
(Whoa)
Ah, ah, arms...
(My baby)
Ah, ah, arms...
(Oooh, yea)
Ah, ah, arms...

Now listen
I wanna try somethin' ___________ now
See they don't do this anymore
I'ma sing something
And I want the guys to sing __________me
They go
'It feels like something's ___________ up, can I leave with you?'
And then the ladies go
'I don't know what I'm thinking ________, really leaving with you'
Guys sing
It feels like something's_____________up, can I leave with you?
And ladies
I don't know what I'm thinking ___________, really leaving with you
Feels good don't it, come on
It feels like something's _____________ up, can I leave with you?
Yea, ladies
I don't know what I'm thinking ______________, really leaving with you
Show the good to me
Sing it one more time
It feels like something's ____________ up, can I leave with you?
Ladies
I don't know what I'm thinking _______________, really leaving with you
Yea, yea..
It feels like something's ____________ up, can I leave with you?
Ladies
I don't know what I'm thinking ___________, really leaving with you
______________, good night
Ladies, good ____________
[laughs]
That's it

2. Translate the next part of the song:

Señorita, I feel for you
You deal with things, that you don't have to
He doesn't love ya, I can tell by his charm
But you could feel this real love
If you just lay in my...
Ah, ah, arms...


3. What's the song about? What do you think about it?

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