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Line 1: − + − Everybody get up − Everybody get up − Hey, hey, hey − Hey, hey, hey − Hey, hey, hey − [Verse 1: Robin Thicke]+ − If you can't hear what I'm trying to say − If you can't read from the same page − Maybe I'm going deaf, − Maybe I'm going blind − Maybe I'm out of my mind − [Pharrell:] Everybody get up − [Pre-chorus: Robin Thicke]+ − OK now he was close, tried to domesticate you − But you're an animal, baby, it's in your nature − Just let me liberate you − Hey, hey, hey − You don't need no papers − Hey, hey, hey − That man is not your maker − [Chorus: Robin Thicke]+ − And that's why I'm gon' take a good girl+ − I know you want it+ − I know you want it+ − I know you want it+ − You're a good girl+ − Can't let it get past me+ − You're far from plastic+ − Talk about getting blasted+ − I hate these blurred lines+ − I know you want it+ − I know you want it+ − I know you want it+ − But you're a good girl+ − The way you grab me+ − Must wanna get nasty+ − Go ahead, get at me+ − [Pharrell:] Everybody get up+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + − + − What do they make dreams for − When you got them jeans on − What do we need steam for − You the hottest bitch in this place − I feel so lucky − Hey, hey, hey − You wanna hug me − Hey, hey, hey − What rhymes with hug me? − Hey, hey, hey − [Pre-chorus: Robin Thicke]+ − OK now he was close, tried to domesticate you − But you're an animal, baby it's in your nature − Just let me liberate you − Hey, hey, hey − You don't need no papers − Hey, hey, hey − That man is not your maker − Hey, hey, hey − [Chorus: Robin Thicke]+ − And that's why I'm gon' take a good girl+ − I know you want it+ − I know you want it+ − I know you want it+ − You're a good girl+ − Can't let it get past me − You're far from plastic − Talk about getting blasted − [Pharrell:] Everybody get up − I hate these blurred lines − I know you want it − I hate them lines − I know you want it − I hate them lines − I know you want it − But you're a good girl − The way you grab me − Must wanna get nasty − Go ahead, get at me − + − + − Let me be the one you back that ass to − Go, from Malibu, to Paris, boo − Yeah, I had a bitch, but she ain't bad as you − So hit me up when you pass through − I'll give you something big enough to tear your ass in two − Swag on, even when you dress casual − I mean it's almost unbearable − In a hundred years not dare, would I − Pull a Pharside let you pass me by − Nothing like your last guy, he too square for you − He don't smack that ass and pull your hair like that − So I just watch and wait for you to salute − But you didn't pick − Not many women can refuse this pimpin' − I'm a nice guy, but don't get it if you get with me − + − Shake the vibe, get down, get up+ − Do it like it hurt, like it hurt − What you don't like work? − + − Baby can you breathe? I got this from Jamaica+ − It always works for me, Dakota to Decatur, uh huh − No more pretending − Hey, hey, hey − Cause now you winning − Hey, hey, hey − Here's our beginning − + − I always wanted a good girl+ − (Pharrell: Everybody get up) − I know you want it − I know you want it − I know you want it − You're a good girl − Can't let it get past me − You're far from plastic − Talk about getting blasted − I hate these blurred lines − (Pharrell: Everybody get up) − I know you want it − I know you want it − I know you want it − But you're a good girl − The way you grab me − Must wanna get nasty − Go ahead, get at me − + − Everybody get up+ − Everybody get up+ − Hey, hey, hey+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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[Intro: Pharrell]
A '''month''' is a portion of a year corresponding roughly to the passage of the [[Earth]] round the moon (a 'lunar month', of which there are, in fact, thirteen). There are twelve terrestrial months in the [[Gregorian Calendar]], a practice started with the [[Roman]]s in the [[Julian Calendar]]. The months are named after pagan gods, goddesses, festivals, events, Roman emperorsm, and numbers. The ninth to twelfth months are named after the [[Latin]] words for seven to ten because in [[Roman]] times the year started with March.
==Months of the Year==
The months in order:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name
! Days
|-
|January
|31
|-
|-
|February
|28
|-
|-
|March
|31
|-
|-
|April
|30
|-
|-
|May
|31
|-
|-
|June
|30
|-
|-
|July
|31
|-
|-
|August
|31
|-
|-
|September
|30
|-
|-
|October
|31
|-
|-
|November
|30
|-
|-
|December
|31
|-
|}
[Verse 2: Robin Thicke]
On [[leap year]]s, February will have 29 days instead of 28.
A rhyme taught to children to remember the days of the month:
:''Thirty days hath September''
:''April, June, and November''
:''All the rest have thirty-one''
:''Except for February alone''
:''Which has twenty-eight days clear''
:''And twenty-nine in each leap year ''
[Verse 3: T.I.]
===January===
One thing I ask of you
Originally named after [[Janus]], the two-headed [[Mythology|Roman god]] of the New Year. One of his heads looks back to the previous year, and the other looks forward in anticipation of the coming year. [[New Year's Day]] and [[Martin Luther King Day]] are holidays that both occur during January.
[Bridge: Robin Thicke]
===February===
The word derives from the [[Latin]] "Februārius" (ménsis), meaning "expiatory" (month), derivative of "februa," meaning "expiatory offerings." It was named after the Roman purification or forgiveness festival. It is the shortest of the months. [[President's Day]] and [[Valentine's Day]] fall within February.
[Pre-chorus: Robin Thicke]
===March===
Originally amed after the Roman god of war, [[Mars (Mythology)|Mars]]. During Roman era, it was the first month of the year, thus explaining the names of September, October, November and December (respectively seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth in Latin, referring to their former relatives positions in the Roman calendar). [[St. Patrick's Day]] occurs in March as does the famous reference to the [[Ides of March]], the death of [[Julius Caesar]]. [[Easter]] takes place in either March or April.
[Chorus: Robin Thicke]
===April===
From the Latin word aperire meaning "to open" as in flower buds. The first day of April is [[April Fools Day]]. Easter takes place in either March or April
[Outro: Pharrell]
===May===
Named after the [[Norse]] goddess of the Earth, [[Maia]]. [[Mother's Day]] is in May.
===June===
Was named for [[Juno]], the wife of [[Jupiter]] in Roman mythology. [[Father's Day]] is in June.
===July===
Was named after [[Julius Caesar]], the famous Roman general and statesman who was the creator of the [[Julian Calendar]]. The [[Fourth of July]] is celebrated as the day of the [[United States]] independence from [[Great Britain]].
===August===
Was named after [[Augustus]] Caesar, the first Emperor of Rome.
===September===
Literally means "seventh month" in Latin in reference to its location in the old Roman Calendar. [[Labor Day]] is in September.
===October===
Literally means "eighth month" in Latin in reference to its location in the old Roman Calendar. [[Halloween]] takes place on the last day of October.
===November===
Literally means "ninth month" in Latin in reference to its location in the old Roman Calendar. [[Thanksgiving]] takes place in November as does [[Veterans Day]].
===December===
Literally means "tenth month" in Latin in reference to its location in the old Roman Calendar. [[Christmas]] takes place in December.
==See Also==
* [[Season]]s
[[Category:Chronology]]