Short phrase question! context included :)

[caladwenaeariel]

Hi there I'm translating the first opening song from the anime 神風怪盗ジャンヌ. I just need help with one little phrase! (I haven't gotten any farther than that.)

Please do tell me anything you know about this word/phrase (whatever it is!?) so I can learn how to use it in other contexts, not just this one.

I just am confused about this: してる. What is that!! Haha.

Here are the lyrics:

輝く瞬間を
いつもいつも夢見てた
明日は何かが変わる
--- そんな予感が（してる） --- I'm confused here: sonna kokan ga （shiteru）
蜃気楼の中で待つあなたの所まで
.......

At first I thought してる　was 知っている because of how it sounds. So now I'm just mystified. I'm self-teaching right now, so It's nice to have people to ask, thanks for reading!

Translations I've seen suggested are:
I can sense it in a mirage;
I can sense it;
oh, oops, it looks like some think think the phrase IS "Sonna yokan ga shite iru"

??.

[SomeCallMeChris]

It's する in it's enduring action conjugation, because the speaker has and is continuing to feel a foreboding about things to come.

Exactly like the する in 2 out of 3 of the dictionary examples here, except conjugated to ～ている.

http://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E4%BA ... =0&dtype=3

[LordOfTheFlies]

Hi there, I just want to make a small correction to a mistake I can't ignore.

The word 予感 is read as yokan, not kokan. They mean very different things and you might thank me later when you look it up

[caladwenaeariel]

Haha, thank you LordOfTheFlies, but honestly, really I typed kokan on ACCIDENT... you probably don't believe me... XC thanks for pointing out my error.　*goes to google translator* I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Thankyou, SomeCallMeChris I think I might get it. Kinda How is the 予感 (in this phrase予感がしてる) a verb? It means "continuing to have a foreboding/premonition" ? So it's kinda like a verb?... or it is...

Thanks for explaining so far.

[furrykef]

I should point out that してる and している are exactly the same thing; the former is a contraction of the latter.

I think 予感がする just means "I get a bad feeling that..."

[caladwenaeariel]

Thanks everybody, so helpful.