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Amabile
Doubt hello people. I am translating a music and I have a doubt. Are two frazes: --> Head for the next town running --> 'Cause I've got memories the lyric is written like this. But, why not like this: "Go/drive" for the next town running 'Cause I have memories Can someone clarify me the difference?

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When you say head for a place, you are saying that that place is your destination and you are going toward it. And it rhymes better with the line here.
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1. Head can be a verb meaning "to go." 2. "I've got" and "I have" mean the same thing.
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Here are two phrases..... "Head" suggests merely the direction not the likely success and only has one syllable not the two of drive I've has one fewer syllable than I have

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