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Dominic

It is not grammatically correct however it's universally accepted/common when used in speech or in this case song. Particularly 'there's only three men'. 

You are correct though. In written form it wouldn't be considered grammatical.  

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Same goes with:

Ariana Grande - "“Now that I’ve become who I really are" and "I only wanna die alive" 

Sia - "Big girls cry when their heart is breaking"

Tina Turner - "What's Love Got To Do With It"

Justin Bieber - " ‘If I was your boyfriend, I’d treat you good’"

Timbaland -  "Can you handle me the way I are?"

It's not a big deal.

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Just now, komr said:

Same goes with:

Ariana Grande - "“Now that I’ve become who I really are" and "I only wanna die alive

Sia - "Big girls cry when their heart is breaking"

Tina Turner - "What's Love Got To Do With It"

Justin Bieber - " ‘If I was your boyfriend, I’d treat you good’"

Timbaland -  "Can you handle me the way I are?"

It's not a big deal.

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2 minutes ago, gaganow said:

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How can you die alive :saladga:

What's love have to do with it

If I was your boyfriend, I’d treat you well

 

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Jay.P

You don't have to be grammatically correct in music. Sometimes it doesn't work.

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Just now, komr said:

How can you die alive :saladga:

It's just a metaphor, it has nothing to do with grammar :awesome: Also, ofc when you die, you're alive I mean :excuseu:

1 minute ago, komr said:

What's love have to do with it

"What Has Love Got To Do With It" (what's = what has, here)

2 minutes ago, komr said:

If I was your boyfriend, I’d treat you well

oh yes, okay :hug:

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Head Empty

Something, something about my cool Nebraska bae,
Yeah something about, baby, you and m(a)e

:neyde:

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Just now, Totodile said:

Something, something about my cool Nebraska bae,
Yeah something about, baby, you and m(a)e

:neyde:

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Bellatrix

It's also common to use "don't" instead of "doesn't" because it's easier to make it sound good:

Adele: "But it don't matter. It clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore"

Madonna: "Love don't live here anymore"

Shania Twain: "That don't impress me much"

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Just now, Bellatrix said:

It's also common to use "don't" instead of "doesn't" because it's easier to make it sound good:

Adele: "But it don't matter. It clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore"

Madonna: "Love don't live here anymore"

Shania Twain: "That don't impress me much"

Rihanna: "Don't it mean I love you?"

Yes and I HATE that!! :grr: I always sing "doesn't" :derpga:

 

Guess I'm a grammar nazi, actually :laughga:

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Lord Temptation

I think she worded the lyrics that way to make them rhyme. That's all. But they're both great tragic love songs. One sounds like techno and the other sounds country. Maybe they're lovers.

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boyerased

Grammar usually doesn't extend to poetry and songwriting. There's a thing called poetic license.

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2 minutes ago, Lord Temptation said:

I think she worded the lyrics that way to make them rhyme. That's all. But they're both great tragic love songs. One sounds like techno and the other sounds country. Maybe they're lovers.

How interesting!!

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