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Study adjectives of personality with a beautiful song!

“Don't try to change me” is a song written for teachers to use in the ESL classroom to practise adjectives that describe people's personality. Song: Don't try to change me Artist: Grumpy Old Man (Alan Smith Robertson) Topic: Adjectives of personality Level: Intermediate (B1/B2) Worksheet: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u... Duration: Approx. 35-45 minutes If you're interested in using this song in your classes, check out the worksheet here: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u... You can also find this song on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/63N3zW... Or you can download the mp3 here: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u... Notice: This is a re-recorded & remastered version of the song, which I already published a few years ago:    • Study adjectives of personality with this ...   This song includes TWENTY (20) adjectives of personality: generous, hardworking, outgoing, strong, reliable, sensitive, perfect, unique, selfish, unsympathetic, lazy, unfriendly, unsociable, bad-tempered, moody, happy, sad, jealous, insecure & stubborn. LYRICS: VERSE 1 She said that she wanted a generous man Hardworking, outgoing, with family plans Strong and reliable and sensitive I told her that man didn’t exist CHORUS So don’t try to change the way I am I know that I’m not perfect and I don’t give a damn Don’t try to change me, I’m unique Don’t you try to change me, you won’t succeed VERSE 2 She said I was selfish, that’s how she began Unsympathetic, that I don’t understand She told me I’m lazy, and that I live like a pig She said I’m unfriendly, an unsociable freak CHORUS BRIDGE Why should I care what others think? What’s the big deal? Why do you care what they think of me? Why do you worry? VERSE 3 I told her she wasn’t that much of a catch Bad-tempered and moody, first she’s happy then sad I said she was jealous and so insecure She insisted she wasn’t, ’cause she’s stubborn too CHORUS If you use this song in your ESL class, please tell me how it went in the comments section, and if there's any English grammar or vocabulary you'd like me to write a song for in the future, just ask and I'll see what I can do... or maybe I can suggest a song that already exists. In the meantime, subscribe to my channel, and check out another of my songs at my playlist:    • Pop songs for the ESL classroom   About me: My name's Alan Smith Robertson, and I've been an ESL teacher in Spain since 1994. As a teacher I'm always looking for new exciting ways to teach my students English, and one of my most popular ideas is writing songs which are specifically designed to practise the grammar or vocabulary most commonly studied in the ESL classroom. #eslsongs