Dans cet épisode, Richard Watson analyse la chanson "Still Here" de Jesse Dee, un hommage aux styles soul et RnB des années 60 et 70. Il explore les expressions idiomatiques simples et conseille de pratiquer l'anglais en chantant cette belle ode à la gratitude.Cliquez ici pour lire le transcriptCliquez ici pour écouter "Still Here" de Jesse DeeLyrics : One thing's for certain that I can seeChange will come inevitablyAnd with all that has changed over all these yearsI'm so happy that you're still hereOne more thing I know you knowPeople will come and people will goAnd when everyone else seems to disappearI'm so grateful that you're still hereWe've both been through thick and thinWe have survived rain and shineWe're alive after all this timeI've got to rub my eyes but still I findYou’re still hereYou are still hereAnd this may come as no surpriseWe're going to have to pick and choose all our livesAnd when choices don't seem exactly clearI'm so thankful that you're still hereWe've both been through thick and thinWe have survived rain and shineWe're alive after all this timeI've got to rub my eyes but still I findYou’re still hereYou are still hereYou’re still hereYou are still hereI'm so happy that you're still hereI'm so grateful that you're still hereI'm so thankful that you're still hereHosted by Audiomeans. Visit audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite for more information.

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