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Wenn ich von hier weggeh, dann mit dir 00:14
Und tanz ich aus der Reihe, mit dir, mit dir 00:19
Schaff ich's nicht alleine, dann mit dir 00:25
Und kann ich hier nicht bleiben, kommst du mit mir 00:31
Denn mit dir passier'n 00:36
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 00:39
Mit dir passier'n 00:42
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 00:45
Es ist egal, was da draußen so abgeht 00:48
Weil sich heute die Welt nur für uns dreht 00:51
Ey, mit dir passier'n 00:53
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 00:57
Wenn du dich häng'n lässt, dann mit mir 01:00
Und hältst du dich an jemand fest, an mir, an mir 01:06
Wenn du durch die Wand gehst, dann mit mir 01:12
Und wenn das jemand durchsteht, dann nur wir, nur wir 01:17
Es ist egal, was da draußen so abgeht 01:22
Weil sich heute die Welt nur für uns dreht 01:25
Denn mit dir passier'n 01:28
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 01:32
Mit dir passier'n 01:34
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 01:37
Es ist egal, was da draußen so abgeht 01:40
Weil sich heute die Welt nur für uns dreht 01:43
Ey, mit dir passier'n 01:45
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 01:49
Wenn du am Boden liegst, dann leg ich mich zu dir 01:52
Und wenn du nicht weiter kannst, fang von vorne an mit mir 01:58
Mit dir passier'n 02:03
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 02:06
Mit dir passier'n 02:09
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 02:12
Es ist egal, was da draußen so abgeht 02:14
Weil sich heute die Welt nur für uns dreht 02:17
Ey, mit dir passier'n 02:20
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 02:24
02:28
Denn mit dir passier'n 02:32
Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge 02:35
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Alle guten Dinge – Bilingual Lyrics German/English

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Learning German with Jonas Monar's "Alle guten Dinge" is a fantastic way to engage with the language through music. The song's clear and repetitive chorus makes it easy to pick up key phrases about togetherness and support. Its heartfelt message and catchy pop melody make it a special and encouraging song for language learners.

[English]
If I leave this place, then with you
And if I dance out of line, with you, with you
If I can't do it alone, then with you
And if I can't stay here, will you come with me
Because with you happen
All good things, all good things
With you happen
All good things, all good things
It doesn't matter what's going on out there
Because today the world revolves only for us
Hey, with you happen
All good things, all good things
If you let yourself go, then with me
And if you hold on to someone, to me, to me
If you go through the wall, then with me
And if someone can endure that, then only we, only we
It doesn't matter what's going on out there
Because today the world revolves only for us
Because with you happen
All good things, all good things
With you happen
All good things, all good things
It doesn't matter what's going on out there
Because today the world revolves only for us
Hey, with you happen
All good things, all good things
If you're lying on the ground, then I'll lie down with you
And if you can't go on, start over with me
With you happen
All good things, all good things
With you happen
All good things, all good things
It doesn't matter what's going on out there
Because today the world revolves only for us
Hey, with you happen
All good things, all good things
...
Because with you happen
All good things, all good things
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

Dinge

/ˈdɪŋə/

A1
  • noun
  • - things

gut

/ɡuːt/

A1
  • adjective
  • - good

passier'n (passieren)

/paˈsiːrən/

A2
  • verb
  • - to happen, to occur

Welt

/vɛlt/

A2
  • noun
  • - world

dreht (drehen)

/ˈdreːən/

B1
  • verb
  • - to turn, to rotate

weggeh'n (weggehen)

/ˈvɛkˌɡeːən/

B1
  • verb
  • - to leave, go away

tanzen

/ˈtant͡sn̩/

A1
  • verb
  • - to dance

Reihe

/ˈʁaɪ̯ə/

B1
  • noun
  • - row, line, order

schaffen

/ˈʃafən/

B1
  • verb
  • - to manage, to achieve

alleine

/aˈlaɪ̯nə/

A1
  • adjective
  • - alone

bleiben

/ˈblaɪ̯bən/

A1
  • verb
  • - to stay

hängen

/ˈhɛŋən/

B1
  • verb
  • - to hang

Wand

/vant/

A2
  • noun
  • - wall

Boden

/ˈboːdən/

A1
  • noun
  • - ground, floor

liegen

/ˈliːɡən/

A1
  • verb
  • - to lie

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Wenn ich von hier weggeh, dann mit dir

    ➔ Conditional Sentence Type 1 (Real Condition)

    ➔ This uses "wenn" (if) to introduce a condition. "Wenn" + present tense, then main clause with "dann" (then) showing the consequence. Shows something likely to happen. Note: In German, the verb often comes at the end of the subordinate clause introduced by "wenn". Also, the verb of the main clause after "dann" is typically in second position.

  • Und tanz ich aus der Reihe, mit dir, mit dir

    ➔ Inversion (Verb-Subject order) for Emphasis

    ➔ Normally, in a declarative sentence, the subject comes before the verb. Here, "tanz ich" (dance I) is an inversion used for emphasis and creates a slightly more poetic or emphatic effect, especially common in song lyrics. Instead of "Ich tanze...", it's "Tanze ich..."

  • Schaff ich's nicht alleine, dann mit dir

    ➔ Ellipsis (Omission of 'es') and Inversion

    "Schaff ich's" is a shortened and inverted form of "Schaffe ich es". The "es" is often dropped in colloquial German, and the verb-subject inversion adds emphasis. 'Schaffe ich es nicht alleine' would be the more standard sentence.

  • Und kann ich hier nicht bleiben, kommst du mit mir

    ➔ Conditional Sentence Type 1 (Real Condition) with Inversion

    ➔ Similar to the first example, this is a conditional sentence. However, instead of starting with "wenn", it starts with the verb "kann" (can), creating an inverted structure. This implies "Wenn ich hier nicht bleiben kann...".

  • Denn mit dir passier'n Alle guten Dinge, alle guten Dinge

    ➔ Dative Case and Verb Agreement (plural)

    "Mit dir" requires the dative case because "mit" (with) is a preposition that governs the dative. "Passier'n" is a shortened form of "passieren" (to happen) and is conjugated to agree with the plural subject "Alle guten Dinge" (all good things).

  • Es ist egal, was da draußen so abgeht

    ➔ Relative Clause with "was" and Impersonal "es ist egal"

    "Es ist egal" (it doesn't matter) is an impersonal expression. "Was da draußen so abgeht" is a relative clause. "Was" functions as both a relative pronoun and the subject/object within the clause, referring to whatever is happening outside. "Abgeht" is from the separable verb "abgehen" (to go on, to happen).

  • Weil sich heute die Welt nur für uns dreht

    ➔ Subordinate Clause with "weil", reflexive pronoun "sich"

    "Weil" (because) introduces a subordinate clause. The verb "dreht" (turns) requires the reflexive pronoun "sich" because it's a reflexive verb ("sich drehen" - to turn oneself/to revolve). The word order is also typical of a subordinate clause, with the conjugated verb at the end.