Stolen Car

Mylène Farmer, Sting

About Stolen Car

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing)" is a song by Sting, released as the third single from his album Sacred Love on 26 April 2004. It topped the Dance Club Songs chart in the United States in August 2004. A remix of the song featuring will.i.am of The Black Eyed Peas, titled: "Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Batson-Doc-Will. I. Am Remix)", was released on May 18, 2004. Another remix of the song featuring American rapper Twista.


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Late at night in summer heat
Expensive car and empty street
There's a wire in my jacket
For this is my trade
It only takes a moment, don't be afraid
I can hotwire an ignition like some kind of star
I'm just a poor boy in a rich man's car

Et le moteur s'allume enfin
Nos vies s'enlacent
And we drive into the night
Oh le cuir doux s'en mêle
Affole ton imagination
Je te vois déjà
Dans une autre situation
Tu es company director
Une vie de famille
J'ai ce feeling qu'il y a bien plus de choses à dire

There's some kind of complication

Il lui dit

He's alone
Spends the night with his lover

Il y a des traces

Of her cologne

Tous les mots de sa maîtresse
A l'oreille sans détour
Comme une chanson d'amour

Please take me dancing tonight I've been all on my own
Les promesses d'un jour d'un soir, je les entends comme un psaume
I'm just a prisoner of love
Prisonnière de mes failles
Take me dancing, please take me dancing tonight
Please take me dancing tonight
Please take me dancing tonight

Imagine ta femme
Sa vie glisse entre ses doigts
Il y a une règle, être chasseur ou bien la proie
Il lui dira "je rentre tard" ses affaires, partir à Rome

But there's more than a suspicion
In this lingering cologne

Et les enfants feront la tete

And she runs a traffic light
And she drives into the night

Please take me dancing tonight I've been all on my own
Les promesses d'un jour d'un soir, je les entends comme un psaume
I'm just a prisoner of love
Prisonnière de mes failles
Take me dancing, please take me dancing tonight
Please take me dancing tonight
Please take me dancing tonight

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Sting

Gordon Matthew Thomas SumnerCBE (born 2 October 1951), known by his stage name Sting, is an English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, activist, actor and philanthropist. Prior to starting his solo career, he was the principal songwriter, lead singer and bassist for the rock band The Police. more »

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Written by: Gordon Sumner, Mylene Farmer

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11 facts about this song

Song Production
"Stolen Car" is a song by English singer-songwriter Sting from his seventh solo studio album, "Sacred Love", which was released in 2003.
Music Genre
The song falls into the Adult Contemporary and Pop Rock genres which are the music styles most associated with Sting’s solo career.
Song Inspiration
The inspiration behind Sting's "Stolen Car" was the theme of alienation and the seeming anonymity that could fill one's life in the face of heartbreak and emotional trauma.
Song Reception
Even though it was not released as a single, "Stolen Car" gained recognition among fans and critics due to its poignant lyrics and Sting's soulful rendition, marking it as one of the standout tracks in the album.
Song Length
The duration of "Stolen Car" is approximately 3 minutes and 56 seconds, which is typically the average length for most pop songs.
Album's Success
Sting's "Sacred Love" album, which includes the track "Stolen Car", had reasonable success. The album won a Grammy for 'Best Pop Vocal Album' in 2004.
Musical Arrangement
"Stolen Car" showcases Sting's band members’ musical prowess with smooth and flowing guitar riffs and a tight rhythm section.
Remix Version
In 2015, the track was remixed as "Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing)" and was included in Sting's album "My Songs", offering fans a new take on the song.
Collaboration
The remix version "Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing)" was a collaboration with popular French artist, Mylène Farmer. The project saw considerable commercial success in several countries including France, where it topped the singles charts.
Music Video
The music video for "Stolen Car," featuring Sting and Mylène Farmer, was directed by famed English film director and producer, Bruno Aveillan.
Worldwide Recognition
Despite the song's limited exposure as a non-single release, "Stolen Car" remains a favorite among Sting's fans and is recognized globally due to Sting's international superstardom.

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