Lyrics & Translation
[English]
Stealin' all their hearts, yeahStealin' all their hearts, yeah
Stealin' all their hearts, yeah
Stealin' all their hearts, yeah
She was standin' in her dress
And she was lookin' like an angel
Her eyes took away my breath
And that's when I knew she was mine until the end
My miracle
My happy place
My heart and soul
Forever yours
'Cause I, I just can't explain
Even in the way you love me with your flame
My fire babe
You keep burnin' bright
Touch me with your name, and I'll be with your flame
My fire babe
She makes everybody laugh (everybody, oh)
Then she starts dancin' on the table
She can't stop stealin' all their hearts
How she lights up a room is somethin' to behold
My miracle
My happy place
My heart and soul
Forever yours
'Cause I, I just can't explain (I just can't explain)
Even in the way you love me with your flame (you love me with your flame)
My fire babe
You keep burnin' bright
Touch me with your name (touch me with your name)
And I'll be with your flame (your flame, your flame)
My fire babe
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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She was standin' in her dress
➔ Past continuous (was + -ing)
➔ The verb "was" indicates the past continuous tense, showing an ongoing action in the past.
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She can't stop stealin' all their hearts
➔ Modal verb + bare infinitive (can't + stop) + gerund (stealin')
➔ The modal verb "can't" expresses inability and is followed by the base verb "stop"; "stealin'" is a gerund.
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You keep burnin' bright
➔ Verb "keep" + gerund to express continuous action
➔ The verb "keep" followed by the gerund "burnin'" shows that the action continues over time.
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Touch me with your name, and I'll be with your flame
➔ Imperative sentence + future simple with "will"
➔ The word "Touch" is an imperative giving a command, while "I'll" (I will) forms the future simple.
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She makes everybody laugh (everybody, oh)
➔ Simple present tense, third‑person singular subject‑verb agreement
➔ The verb "makes" is in the simple present and agrees with the third‑person singular subject "She".
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How she lights up a room is somethin' to behold
➔ Nominal clause introduced by "how" functioning as subject
➔ "How" introduces a noun clause that serves as the subject of the sentence.
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She was lookin' like an angel
➔ Past continuous tense with verb phrase "look like"
➔ The verb "was" plus "lookin'" (look) forms the past continuous, describing a state that lasted in the past.
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Even in the way you love me with your flame
➔ Prepositional phrase "in the way" followed by a relative clause
➔ "the way" forms a prepositional phrase that introduces the relative clause "you love me...".
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My fire babe
➔ Vocative noun phrase used to address someone
➔ "babe" is a term of address; together with "fire" it forms a vocative phrase.
