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♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪ 00:00
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪ 00:06
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪ 00:13
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪ 00:19
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪ 00:28
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪ 00:34
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪ 00:40
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪ 00:46
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪ 00:55
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪ 01:01
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪ 01:07
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪ 01:14
♪ And for not leaving me ♪ 01:23
♪ And for not leaving me ♪ 01:29
♪ And for not leaving me ♪ 01:35
♪ And for not leaving me ♪ 01:41
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪ 01:51
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪ 01:57
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪ 02:03
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪ 02:09
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪ 02:18
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪ 02:25
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪ 02:31
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪ 02:37
♪ Thank you for holding me ♪ 02:46
♪ And saying I could be ♪ 02:52
♪ Thank you for saying baby ♪ 02:58
♪ Thank you for holding me ♪ 03:05
♪ Thank you for helping me ♪ 03:14
♪ Thank you for helping me ♪ 03:20
♪ Thank you for helping me ♪ 03:26
♪ Thank you, thank you for helping me ♪ 03:32
♪ Thank you for breaking my heart ♪ 03:42
♪ Thank you for tearing me apart ♪ 03:48
♪ Now I'm a strong, strong heart ♪ 03:54
♪ Thank you for breaking my heart ♪ 04:00
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Thank You For Hearing Me – English Lyrics

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Lyrics & Translation

Explore the raw emotion and resilience in Sinéad O'Connor's "Thank You For Hearing Me." This song, born from personal heartbreak, offers a unique opportunity to connect with themes of gratitude and inner strength. Discover how O'Connor's sincere delivery and the song's blend of genres create a deeply moving and empowering experience, perfect for those learning to express complex emotions in English .

[English]
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪
♪ Thank you for hearing me ♪
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪
♪ Thank you for loving me ♪
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪
♪ Thank you for seeing me ♪
♪ And for not leaving me ♪
♪ And for not leaving me ♪
♪ And for not leaving me ♪
♪ And for not leaving me ♪
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪
♪ Thank you for staying with me ♪
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪
♪ Thanks for silence with me ♪
♪ Thank you for holding me ♪
♪ And saying I could be ♪
♪ Thank you for saying baby ♪
♪ Thank you for holding me ♪
♪ Thank you for helping me ♪
♪ Thank you for helping me ♪
♪ Thank you for helping me ♪
♪ Thank you, thank you for helping me ♪
♪ Thank you for breaking my heart ♪
♪ Thank you for tearing me apart ♪
♪ Now I'm a strong, strong heart ♪
♪ Thank you for breaking my heart ♪
(waves crashing)

Key Vocabulary

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Thank you for hearing me

    ➔ Present participle as a gerund

    ➔ The phrase 'for hearing me' uses the present participle 'hearing' as a gerund, functioning as the object of the preposition 'for'.

  • Thank you for loving me

    ➔ Present participle as a gerund

    ➔ Similar to the previous example, 'loving' is a present participle used as a gerund after the preposition 'for'.

  • And for not leaving me

    ➔ Negative gerund

    ➔ The phrase 'not leaving' is a negative gerund, formed by adding 'not' before the present participle 'leaving'.

  • Thanks for silence with me

    ➔ Noun used as a gerund

    ➔ The noun 'silence' is used as a gerund here, functioning similarly to a present participle after the preposition 'for'.

  • Thank you for holding me

    ➔ Present participle as a gerund

    ➔ The present participle 'holding' functions as a gerund, serving as the object of the preposition 'for'.

  • Thank you for saying baby

    ➔ Gerund with direct object

    ➔ The gerund 'saying' is followed by the direct object 'baby', showing that gerunds can take objects.

  • Thank you for breaking my heart

    ➔ Present participle as a gerund with possessive pronoun

    ➔ The gerund 'breaking' is accompanied by the possessive pronoun 'my', indicating ownership.

  • Now I'm a strong, strong heart

    ➔ Adjective repetition for emphasis

    ➔ The adjective 'strong' is repeated for emphasis, highlighting the intensity of the feeling.