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| − | '''Mood''' is a grammatical category that expresses the speaker's attitude toward the action or state of being described in a [[verb]], namely, whether it is a simple statement of fact, a hypothetical or counterfactual situation, a desire, a command, etc. [[English]] has indicative, subjunctive, and imperative moods; other languages distinguish more or fewer.
| + | A place where nobody dared to go |
| − | ==Indicative mood==
| + | The love that we came to know |
| − | The indicative mood indicates a simple statement of fact: "I'm here." | + | They call it Xanadu |
| − | ==Subjunctive mood==
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| − | The subjunctive mood expresses a hypothetical, counterfactual, or desired situation. A counterfactual present situation is expressed in the past subjunctive: ''If I were king...'' (which the speaker is not). A counterfactual past situation is expressed in the past perfect subjunctive: ''If I had been king...'' (which the speaker was not at the relevant time, if ever). A desired situation can be expressed in the present or future subjunctive: ''I request that he be there/should be there at noon.'' ''God save the Queen!'' The future subjunctive also expresses a possible future situation in a dependent clause: ''If I should die before I wake....''
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| − | In counterfactual statements, the independent clause is expressed in the conditional, which is sometimes considered to be a mood distinct from the subjunctive: ''If I were king, what riches I would give you.'' | + | And now |
| − | ==Imperative mood==
| + | Open your eyes and see |
| − | The imperative mood expresses a command: ''Go!'' It typically exists only in the second person and in the first person plural. Some languages, like [[Spanish]], have a separate polite imperative based on the subjunctive.
| + | What we have made is real |
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| + | We are in Xanadu |
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| | + | A million lights are dancing |
| | + | And there you are |
| | + | A shooting star |
| | + | An everlasting world |
| | + | And you're here with me |
| | + | Eternally |
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| | + | Xanadu, Xanadu, |
| | + | (now we are here) |
| | + | In Xanadu |
| | + | Xanadu, Xanadu, |
| | + | (now we are here) |
| | + | In Xanadu |
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| | + | Xanadu, your neon lights will shine |
| | + | For you, Xanadu |
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| | + | The love |
| | + | The echoes of long ago |
| | + | You needed the world to know |
| | + | They are in Xanadu |
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| | + | The dream |
| | + | That came through a million years |
| | + | That lived on through all the tears |
| | + | It came to Xanadu |
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| | + | A million lights are dancing |
| | + | And there you are |
| | + | A shooting star |
| | + | An everlasting world |
| | + | And you're here with me |
| | + | Eternally |
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| | + | Xanadu, Xanadu, |
| | + | (now we are here) |
| | + | In Xanadu |
| | + | Xanadu, Xanadu, |
| | + | (now we are here) |
| | + | In Xanadu |
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| | + | Now that I'm here |
| | + | Now that you're near in Xanadu |
| | + | Now that I'm here |
| | + | Now that you're near in Xanadu |
| | + | Xanadu... |