Lyrics & Translation
[English]
حبيبي, I love youI need you, حبيبي
غنيلي و خليني معاك
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
دوبني في نار هواك
أول مرة شفتك اتغير حالي
احساس غريب ما عرفت مالي
بغيتك حبيتك تكوني ديالي
نعيش حياتي معك
حلوة بزاف يحسن عواني
ملكتي روحي سلبتي كياني
كلمة حبيبي خلت لساني
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Ohhh!
يا حبيبي لا لا
حرام عليك تخليني وحدي في يوم
يمشي من عيني النوم من خوفي عليك
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
غنيلي و خليني معاك
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
دوبني في نار هواك
I play this game closely
For the bread and butter, huh!
Yeah, they try to toast me
I'm married to the game
But the game don't love me
Hey, don't leave me in a heartbeat
That's why I'm cold-blooded
When I say I love you, I mean it deeply
I can't see life without you living with me
And if you love someone I know you feel me
When I say before they take you they want to kill me
even when you don't I'mma hunt you like a Chris Webber
time out, final four!
So 'til the sky comes crushing down
World falls apart
'til death do us part
You're my heart for sure!
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
غنيلي و خليني معاك
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
دوبني في نار هواك
مكاين لاش نغير من حالي
ولا نحاول نكون مثالي
بركة غير جنوني وهبالي عليك
يخلوني حداك
يا حبيبي لا لا
حرام عليك تخليني وحدي في يوم
يمشي من عيني النوم من خوفي عليك
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
غنيلي و خليني معاك
حبيبي, I love you
I need you, حبيبي
دوبني في نار هواك
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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I need you, حبيبي
➔ Simple present tense + object pronoun
➔ The verb "need" is in the simple present, showing a current feeling.
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غنيلي و خليني معاك
➔ Imperative mood with attached object pronouns (غني‑لي, خلِ‑ني)
➔ "غني" (sing) is in the imperative; the attached pronoun "‑li" means “to me”.
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أول مرة شفتك اتغير حالي
➔ Past simple verb followed by a reflexive verb (اتغير) indicating a change in state
➔ "اتغير" ("changed") is a reflexive verb showing that the speaker’s condition changed after seeing you.
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ما عرفت مالي
➔ Negative interrogative construction (ما + verb) meaning “I didn’t know what’s mine”
➔ "ما" negates the verb "عرفت" (knew), forming a negative question.
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When I say I love you, I mean it deeply
➔ Conditional clause with present simple in the protasis and present simple in the apodosis
➔ "When" introduces a temporal/conditional clause; "say" and "mean" are in the simple present.
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If you love someone I know you feel me
➔ First‑type conditional (If + present simple, main clause present simple)
➔ "If" introduces a real condition; both verbs "love" and "feel" stay in the simple present.
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So 'til the sky comes crushing down
➔ Future time clause introduced by "'til" (short for "until") with present simple to refer to a future event
➔ "'til" means “until”; the verb "comes" stays in the present simple to talk about a future moment.
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World falls apart
➔ Simple present passive‑like meaning (stative) used for a general truth or ongoing situation
➔ "falls" is in the simple present, indicating a continuous or habitual state of the world.
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You're my heart for sure!
➔ Linking verb "be" + possessive pronoun + noun; emphatic modal phrase "for sure"
➔ "You're" contracts "you are"; the noun "heart" is possessed by the speaker, and "for sure" adds certainty.
