Angel – English Lyrics

• By: Natasha Bedingfield

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into Natasha Bedingfield's "Angel," a touching song that explores themes of love, protection, and devotion. As you listen, you'll learn vocabulary related to emotional support and commitment, making it a great choice for understanding how English expresses deep personal bonds. Its clear vocals and relatable message make it special for language learners.

[English]

Darkchild forever

A-N-G-E-L

A-N-G-E-L

Just like a shadow, i'll be beside you

I'll be your comfort, i'm there to guide you home

I will provide you a place of shelter

I wanna be your zone

I'll act as if you do (do)

Tell me what you wanted me to do (do)

I'll make you great to be a man (man)

With a woman who can stand (stand)

On every promise given

Making vows to please her man, ooh-ooh-whoa

If I could be your angel (your angel, your angel)

Protect you from the pain (from the pain, oh)

I'll keep you safe from danger (from danger, from danger)

You'll never hurt again (no more)

I'll be your A-N-G-E-L

Yeah, A-N-G-E-L

Hey, A-N-G-E-L

I'm gonna be your, A-N-G-E-L

I'll be your angel

Just like the moon, i'll step beside

And let your sun shine while I follow behind

'Cause baby, what ya got it deserves all the props

You're everything I'm not and I'm so glad you're mine

I'll act as if you do (do)

Tell me what you wanted me to do (do-ooh-do-ooh)

I'll make it great to be a man (man)

With a woman who can stand (stand)

On every promise given

Making vows to please her man

I could be your angel (If I could be your angel, your angel)

Protect you from the pain (I will protect you from the pain, oh)

I'll keep you safe from danger (I'm gonna keep you safe from danger, from danger)

You'll never hurt again (you'll never hurt again)

I'll be your A-N-G-E-L

Yeah, A-N-G-E-L

Hey, A-N-G-E-L

I'm gonna be, gonna be, I'll be your angel (A-N-G-E-L)

Tell me, why are there so many good men

In the world misunderstood?

He's a dog, he's no good

I wish somebody would disrespect my man

You're gonna have to come see me

I go hard for my baby

He's all that I need

So if you got a good one, put your hands up

Come on, girl, and stand up

Go ahead, lift your man up, get up

If you got a good one, put your hands up

Come on, girl, and stand up

Go ahead and lift your man up, get up, whoa

If I could be your angel (your angel, your angel)

(Protect you from the pain)

Protect you from the pain (from the pain, from the pain, oh)

I'll keep you safe from danger (I'll keep you safe from danger, from danger)

(Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah) You'll never hurt again (you'll never hurt again)

A-N-G-E-L

A-N-G-E-L (you'll never hurt again)

A-N-G-E-L

A-N-G-E-L (you'll never hurt again)

A-N-G-E-L (La-da-da-da-da-da)

A-N-G-E-L (La-da-da-da-oh)

A-N-G-E-L

A-N-G-E-L (A-N-G-E-L)

I'll be your angel

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Key Grammar Structures

• Just like a shadow, I'll be beside you

  ➔ Comparative Structure

  ➔ The phrase uses 'Just like' to compare the speaker's presence to a shadow, emphasizing constant companionship.

• I'll make you great to be a man (man)

  ➔ Modal Verb (Future Intent)

  ➔ 'I'll' (contraction of 'I will') expresses future intention, showing the speaker's commitment to empowering the listener.

• If I could be your angel (your angel, your angel)

  ➔ Second Conditional

  ➔ The structure 'If I could...' refers to an unreal or hypothetical situation, expressing a wish or desire.

• You're everything I'm not and I'm so glad you're mine

  ➔ Contrastive Correlation

  ➔ The use of 'You're... I'm...' contrasts the listener's qualities with the speaker's, highlighting mutual complementarity.

• So if you got a good one, put your hands up

  ➔ Conditional Imperative

  ➔ The phrase combines a condition ('if you got...') with a command ('put your hands up'), urging action based on a premise.

• I'll keep you safe from danger (from danger, from danger)

  ➔ Repetition for Emphasis

  ➔ The repeated phrase 'from danger' emphasizes the speaker's commitment to protection, reinforcing the idea.

• Tell me, why are there so many good men in the world misunderstood?

  ➔ Indirect Question

  ➔ The sentence uses an indirect question ('Tell me, why...') to express curiosity in a polite and conversational manner.

• Making vows to please her man, ooh-ooh-whoa

  ➔ Gerund as Subject Complement

  ➔ The gerund 'Making vows' functions as a subject complement, describing the action associated with the subject.