Shadowing Practice: Tame Impala, JENNIE - Dracula (Lyrics) - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Ohhhh The
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morning light is turning blue, the feeling is bizarre The night is almost over,
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I still don't know where you are The shadows,
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yeah, they keep me pretty like a movie star Daylight makes me feel like Dracula Dracula In the end,
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I hope it's you and me In the darkness, I would never leave
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You're only gonna see me in the light of day
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It's far too late
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The time has come I'm on the verge of pain and I run back to the dark Now I'm Mr. Charisma,
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fucking Pablo Escobar My friends are saying,
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shut up Jenny, just get in the car I just wanna be where you are In the end,
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I hope it's you and me In the darkness,
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I would never leave The darkest moment coming from afar Now here we are Run from the sunlight
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Is it the view spectacular?
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Hey Kevin, what's up?
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Come pull up in my spot Let's keep the night glowing I don't ever wanna stop I'll never leave this floor Dominating,
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no sky is turning blue Let it clear the small lips They know the run,
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base is about to blow Sinking out my teeth I bite Do you think about what it might mean?
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Cause I dream about you in my sleep Could you ever love someone like me?
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Like me In the end I hope it's you and me
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In the darkness I would never leave We both saw this moment coming from afar
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Now here we are So run from the sunlight, Dracula Run from the sunlight,
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Dracula Run from the sunlight, Dracula Is that the view spectacular?
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Run from the sunlight, Dracula Run from the sunlight,
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Dracula It is with the view spectacular Run from the sunlight Dracula Run from the sunlight Dracula
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It is with the view spectacular

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Let's Practice English with "Dracula" by Tame Impala & JENNIE

Ready to level up your English speaking practice while jamming to a catchy tune? This lesson uses the lyrics of "Dracula" to help you master rhythm, intonation, and conversational flow. You'll practice shadowing—repeating lines right after the speakers—to boost your fluency, and even pick up some cool vocabulary. Perfect for IELTS speaking practice or just sounding more natural in everyday conversations!

Key Vocabulary & Phrases to Learn

  • Bizarre: Strange or unusual. Example: "The feeling is bizarre" – great for describing unexpected situations.
  • On the verge of: About to experience something. Use it like: "I'm on the verge of finishing my project."
  • Mr. Charisma: A person with lots of charm. You could say, "She's the office's Ms. Charisma!"
  • Dominate: To take control or be the most important. "The team dominated the game."
  • Run from the sunlight: A repeated phrase in the song, but it teaches how to stress key words in a sentence. Notice how "run" and "sunlight" are emphasized.

Practice Tips for Shadowing Success

The song has a mix of slow, moody lines and faster, energetic parts—perfect for training your ear! Start by using a shadowing app to pause and repeat short sections. For the slower parts ("The morning light is turning blue"), focus on matching the soft, breathy tone. For faster lines ("My friends are saying, shut up Jenny, just get in the car"), try to keep up with the pace without rushing. This is amazing for IELTS speaking practice, as it builds your ability to handle varying speeds. Remember, shadowspeak (shadowing) is all about mimicking not just words, but the feeling behind them. If you don't have a shadowing app, just play the video, pause, and repeat—you'll still see progress! Keep at it, and soon you'll notice your English speaking practice feels more natural. You've got this!

What is the Shadowing Technique?

Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud — like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency — making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.

Shadowing technique: read the full step-by-step guide →