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Lie la lie - lyric video

"Lie la lie" is a song I wrote to study indefinite pronouns in your ESL classes. So if you are an ESL teacher check out this beautiful, heartfelt folk song and its easy-to-use worksheet! Song: Lie la Lie Artist: Grumpy Old Man (Alan Smith Robertson) Topic: Vocabulary: indefinite pronouns Level: Intermediate (B1/B2) Worksheet: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u... Duration: Approx. 15 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 the song on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4JlQ9D... Or download the mp3 here: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u... This song helps to study and learn the following 16 indefinite pronouns: somebody, someone, something, somewhere, anybody, anyone, anything, anywhere, nobody, no-one, nothing, nowhere, everybody, everyone, everything & everywhere Lyrics: In the bar someone's trying to drown his sorrows Everyone ignores him and his tears And he sees that nobody cares at all Lie la lie, lie la lie la lie Now we're lost somewhere in this old city Everywhere you look is all the same In the silence somebody screams aloud Lie la lie, lie la lie la lie I don't love anybody at all I can live with myself, I've got nowhere to go And I feel something in my despair No matter how much I try I can't go anywhere I didn't get anything I wanted But I have everything I need When nothing's left to fill my emptiness Lie la lie, lie la lie la lie 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 for practising English in the ESL classroom here:    • 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