Let Me Be Your Valentine – English Lyrics

• By: Scooter

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

get up!

YEAGH!

Let Me Be Your Valentine, yeagh,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, C'mon,

(He, he, he)

Let Me Be Your Valentine, yeagh,

Let Me be Your Valentine, C'mon,

(he, he, he)

You Have to Move Right Now,

D You Understand,

Pleeeeaaaase Jump A Little Higher,

We Gonna Rock The Place,

Yes,

Speed It Up, Speed It Up, Turn Up The Base,

Speed It Up, Speed It Up, Turn Up The Base,

Higher And Higher Feeling So Fine,

Listen To The Voice Of Valentine,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, Yeagh,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, C'mon,

(he, he, he)

Let Me Be Your Valintine, Yeagh,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, C'mon,

(he, he, he)

Yeagh!

Rough,

We Love The Heavy Hardcore,

We're Getting Out Of Control,

Pleeeeaaase LetMe See Ya Smile,

Let's Get It To Another Dimention,

Yes!,

Speed It Up, Speed It Up, Turn Up The Base,

Speed It Up, Speed It Up, Turn Up The Base,

Higher And Higher Feeling So Fine,

Listen To The Voice Of Valentine,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, Yeagh,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, C'mon,

(he, he, he)

Let Me Be Your Valentine, Yeagh,

Let Me Be Your Valentine, C'mon

(he, he, he)

This Is The Valentines Paaaaaarty,

Paaaaaaaaarty,

(he, he, he),

...

Key Grammar Structures

• Let Me Be Your Valentine

  ➔ Imperative + Causative 'Let'

  ➔ "Let" functions as a causative verb meaning 'allow/permit'. Structure: "Let + object + base verb". "Me" is the object receiving permission.

• You Have to Move Right Now

  ➔ Obligation with 'Have to'

  ➔ "Have to" expresses strong obligation or necessity. "Move" is the base verb. "Right now" emphasizes immediate urgency.

• We Gonna Rock The Place

  ➔ Informal Future with 'Gonna'

  ➔ "Gonna" = "going to" (informal). Expresses future intention/plan. Note omission of "are" ("We are gonna").

• Speed It Up, Turn Up The Base

  ➔ Phrasal Verbs (Separable)

  ➔ Phrasal verbs: "speed up" (accelerate), "turn up" (increase). Pronouns ("it") MUST go between verb and particle ("Speed it up" not "Speed up it").

• Higher And Higher Feeling So Fine

  ➔ Comparative Repetition + Participle Phrase

  ➔ Repeated comparatives ("higher and higher") show progressive change. "Feeling" (present participle) modifies the implied subject "we're".

• We're Getting Out Of Control

  ➔ Present Continuous (Progressive State)

  ➔ Present continuous describes a developing/changing state (not an action). "Getting" implies the process of becoming uncontrollable.

• Let's Get It To Another Dimension

  ➔ Suggestion with 'Let's'

  ➔ "Let's" = "Let us" (inclusive suggestion). Followed by base verb ("get"). "It" refers to the party/energy.

• Listen To The Voice Of Valentine

  ➔ Imperative Command

  ➔ Direct command using base verb "listen" without subject. "To" is a required preposition with "listen".