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*Baby You Can Drive My Car

Place a small fan somewhere near your monitor screen. Now turn it so it blows in your face. Put on your finest sunglasses and your best driving hat. We are going for a ride.

The idea behind the video on the left, is that too often, we are overcome, by the visual to the point of not being aware of the audio. I believe that the language instructor has to walk a tightrope balancing the learners desire for both audio and visual input in order to teach the finer points of language. So here, I have tried to force the viewer to pay little attention to the visual, and much greater attention to the audio. I’ve done so by creating a blurry repetitive video and an audio that requires one to listen very closely to hear the actual words of the song..

Finally, I have printed McCartney’s and Lennon’s lyrics in the text message of this post. That gives the listener and increased opportunity to focus on the words of the song without getting embroiled in the meaning of the video.

Elderbob

Lyrics for “Baby, you can drive my car“. By John Lennon and Paul McCartney:

Asked a girl what she wanted to be

She said baby, can't you see

I wanna be famous, a star on the screen

But you can do something in between

Baby you can drive my car

Yes I'm gonna be a star

Baby you can drive my car

And baby I love you

I told a girl that my prospects were good

And she said baby, it's understood

Working for peanuts is all very fine

But I can show you a better time

Baby you can drive my car...

Beep beep'm beep beep yeah

Baby you can drive my car...

I told a girl I can start right away

And she said listen babe I got something to say

I got no car and it's breaking my heart

But I've found a driver and that's a start

Baby you can drive my car...

Beep beep'm beep beep yeah




Thursday, February 03, 2005 at 6:30 AM

Blogger Guy Jean said...

Hi, LderBob,
Like your postings. The picture does not show, nor does clicking on the "play" button have any effect. Video does not load. 8:34 PM  
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