I have never seen the movie, but I have known the song. I have never seen the movie, but I know the song.

You "know" it now. It is your current state/situation. "have known" suggests you want to refer to a period of time in the past up until now.

I have never seen the movie, but I have known the song. I have never seen the movie but I know the song.

I have never seen the movie, but I have known the song. I have never seen the movie, but I know the song.

I thought I wanted to remember somethingould try to learn a short English song. I thought I would try to learn a short English song.

or perhaps "I thought I would try to learn to remember a short English song."

I thought I wanted to remember somethinga short English song. I thought I wanted to remember a short English song.

I thought I wanted to remember something shortlearn some short songs in English song. I wanted to learn some short songs in English.

また、 I wanted to memorize some short songs in English.

I remembered I had a CD that I bought at Tokyo Disney land when I was a child, thenso I listened to it for the first time in a while. I remembered I had a CD that I bought at Tokyo Disneyland when I was a child, so I listened to it for the first time in a while.

I remembered that I had a CD that I bought at Tokyo Disney land when I was a child, thenso I listened to it for the first time in a while. I remembered that I had a CD I bought at Tokyo Disneyland when I was a child, so I listened to it for the first time in a while.

I remembered I had a CD that I bought at Tokyo Disney land when I was a child, thenso I listened to it for the first time in a while. I remembered I had a CD that I bought at Tokyo Disneyland when I was a child, so I listened to it for the first time in a while.

It is a CD that collectedof songs from Disney animations and the first track is the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.”. It is a CD of songs from Disney animations and the first track is the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah”.

It is a CD that had a collectedion of songs from Disney animationfilms and the first track is the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.” It is a CD that had a collection of songs from Disney films and the first track is the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.”

It is a CD thatwith a collectedion of songs from Disney animaticartoons and the first track is the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.” It is a CD with a collection of songs from Disney cartoons and the first track is the song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.”

「アニメ」は、英語の場合、「cartoons」に当たります。

I tried to sing the song while seeinglooking at the booklet of lyrics, but there were some lyrics that I didn’t understand. I tried to sing the song while looking at the booklet of lyrics, but there were some lyrics that I didn’t understand.

"looking" is active. "seeing" is more passive. and you "look at" a particular thing eg a book.

I tried to sing the song while seeinglooking at the booklet of lyrics, but there were some lyrics that I didn’t understand. I tried to sing the song while looking at the booklet of lyrics but there were some lyrics that I didn’t understand.

I tried to sing the song while seereading the booklet of lyrics, but there were some lyricwords that I didn’t understand. I tried to sing the song while reading the lyrics, but there were some words that I didn’t understand.

THowever when I checked thoseeir meanings in the web, but I found something strange. However when I checked their meanings in the web I found something strange.

ThenSo I checked those meanings in the web, but and I found something strange. So I checked those meanings in the web and I found something strange.

Then I checked those meaninglooked up their definitions ion the web, but I found something strange. Then I looked up their definitions on the web, but I found something strange.

TAfter the lyrics after “Mister Bluebird's on my shoulder It's the truth, ” After the lyrics “Mister Bluebird's on my shoulder It's the truth”

The lyrics after “Mister Bluebird's on my shoulder, It's the truth, ” The lyrics after “Mister Bluebird's on my shoulder, It's the truth, ”

Iit says oin the booklet that “it's "act'1" Ev'rything is "satisfact'1".” (*Number 1 is used) it says in the booklet that “it's act'1 Ev'rything is satisfact'1.” (*Number 1 is used)

Too many ". Join this sentence and the last together.

It says on the web that “it's actual Everything is satisfactual,“ or “ it's “actch'll” Everything is “satisfactch'll”.” It says on the web that “it's actual Everything is satisfactual,“ or “it's actch'll Everything is satisfactch'll”.

Too many "

In the end, I thought that on the booklet “act'1" and "satisfact'1" might be typos in the booklet. In the end, I thought that “act'1" and "satisfact'1" might be typos in the booklet.

Probably they are. 1 and l can look quite alike in some fonts.

In the endEventually, I thought that on the booklet “act'1" and "satisfact'1" might be typos in the booklet. Eventually, I thought that “act'1" and "satisfact'1" might be typos in the booklet.

I thought that “actual” and “satisfactual” might be the right lyrics. I thought that “actual” and “satisfactual” might be the right lyrics.

"right lyrics" refers to a specific "lyrics" that you have already introduced so definite article needed.

I thought that “actual” and “satisfactual” might be righcorrect lyrics. I thought that “actual” and “satisfactual” might be correct lyrics.

I thought that “actual” and “satisfactual” might be the right lyrics. I thought that “actual” and “satisfactual” might be the right lyrics.

そうです。

And I thought that “actch'll” and “satisfactch'll” might be expressesing a sort of southern accent, and they might be trying to described the singers accent faithfully. And I thought that “actch'll” and “satisfactch'll” might be expressing a sort of southern accent, and they might be trying to describe the singers accent faithfully.

Probably true. "actual" and "satisfactual" is what the singer sings but he has an accent and they are probably trying to write it how he says it. I would add that "satisfactual" is not a real word; the real word is "satisfactory".

And I thought that “actch'll” and “satisfactch'll” might be an expressesion, a sort of southern accent, and they might be describing thed singers accent faithfully. And I thought that “actch'll” and “satisfactch'll” might be an expression, a sort of southern accent and they might be describing the singers accent faithfully.

And I thought that “actch'll” and “satisfactch'll” might be expressesions with a sort of sSouthern accent, and they might be described the singer's accent faithfully. And I thought that “actch'll” and “satisfactch'll” might be expressions with a sort of Southern accent, and they might describe the singer's accent faithfully.

Is that right? Is that right?

Yes I think you are right.