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| "I'll carry your world" means that I will help you with your problems. | ||
| To "slay" a dragon means to look for a dragon. | ||
| In this song, "to explode" means "to start crying" | ||
| To "slay" a dragon means to kill a dragon. | ||
| "To carry" means "to move" | ||
| Atlas is a Greek god | ||
| In the Renaissance, Atlas is often represented carrying the skies on his shoulder. | ||
| We can use the word "atlas" to refer to a collection of world maps. | ||
| Fire is a metaphor for conflict | ||
| A "dragon" here is a metaphor for bad things. | ||
| If you are "about to do something" you are doing it. | ||
| "Search" means "look for". | ||
| Here, heaven = happiness. | ||
| This song is the first song in the movie soundtrack. | ||
| This song is part of the soundtrack for the movie saga Twilight | ||
| Here "the world" is a metaphor for humanity. | ||
| This song is sung by the band ColdPlay. | ||
| Here, heaven = wonderful nature. | ||
| Atlas and Zeus were friends. | ||
| The man who sings is talking to a woman and to God. | ||
| Atlas carried the world on his shoulders because he is the king of the world. | ||
| Here "up the road" means, "far away". | ||
| If you "bend", you break in two. | ||
| Atlas fought against Zeus. | ||
| One of the lines of the song says "Help me get out of the fire". | ||
| He says "lord" because he is talking to the king of this country. | ||
| The man who sings wants to help a woman. | ||
| This song is the most important song in the soundtrack. | ||
| Atlas carried the world on his shoulders as a punishment | ||
| To use a bow you always need arrows. | ||
| If you "carry THE world" you will be very good at solving problems. | ||
| Chris Martin, the lead singer of ColdPlay, is a fan of the books that inspires the movie series "Hunger Games" | ||
| Greeks usually represented Atlas carrying the planet earth on his shoulders. | ||
| In this song "the wire" is a cable used to transport electricity. | ||
| Here "the world" is a metaphor for "problems". |
