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As you go up to something that’s a bit bigger…
Here we can say 'face up to something', for example: You need to face up to your fear of exams if you want to pass the course.
After you pull up to something, you would pull away from it, meaning to start moving away from it.
After you pull up to something, you would pull away from it, meaning to start moving away from it.
Boy, you got me hooked up to something.
You can really build it up to something a bit brighter or you can wear it just as a tint of color.
You can really build it up to something a bit brighter, or you can wear it just as a tint of color.
Your Mum's up to something.
You're mum's up to something, I'm sure of it.
Ohh ohh ohh I could say I'd never dare to think about you in that way but I would be lying And I pretend I'm happy for you when you find some dude to take home But I won't deny that In the midst of the crowds and the shapes in the clouds I don't see nobody but you In my rose-scented dreams, wrinkle silk on my sheets I don't see nobody but you Boy, you got me hooked up to something Who could say that they saw us coming?
Ohh ohh ohh And I could say I never unzipped those blue Levi's inside my head But that's far from the truth Don't know what's come over me It seems like yesterday when I said We'll be friends forever Constellations of stars, mules on city walls I don't see nobody but you You're my vice, you're my muse You're a 19th floor view I don't see nobody but you Boy, you got me hooked up to something Who could say that they saw us coming?
He is definitely up to something.
He is DEFINITELY up to something!
Mussel's up to something.
Mustard roll's up to something?
If you ask me, I'd say she's up to something. And to be honest, I'd appreciate it if you eased up off my back about it.
If you ask me, I'd say she's up to something.