Released: June 27, 2012

安室奈美恵「SINGING “YEAH-OH”」の歌詞

Somebody stop me, cause I don't think
I can keep in control (no-o no-o)
Somebody help me now
’Cause this beats got me ready to blow (oh-h-h)

I'm thinkin' bout one thing that’s on your mind
I'm thinkin' bout something that you will like
So don't pretend you don't understand
This one thing, cause it's quite alright

Feeling what I'm feeling, no apology
'Cause, boy, I know what I believe in
And it’s you and me
Don’t you hold back this feeling
'Cause this time I’m sure
We're singing yeah-oh, singing yeah-h-h-oh

Somebody help me, cause I don't think
I can take anymore (mo-o-ore)
Your body talks to me
In ways you know I can't ignore (nore-nore)

I’m thinkin' bout one thing that's on your mind
I'm thinkin' bout something that you will like
So don't pretend you don't understand
This one thing, cause it's quite alright

Feeling what I'm feeling, no apology
'Cause, boy, I know what I believe in
And it's you and me
Don't you hold back this feeling
'Cause this time I'm sure
We're singing yeah-oh, singing yeah-h-h-oh

Dance to the same beat
Move like you move me
Love like you can't breathe
Dance to the same beat
Move like you move me
Love like you can't breathe

It doesn't make sense for you
To hold back on this love
It doesn't make sense for us
To ever give this up
It doesn't make sense, baby
It doesn't make sense for us
So c'mon, get it closer, c'mon, get it closer

I'm thinkin' bout one thing that's on your mind
I'm thinkin' bout something that you will like
So don't pretend you don't understand
This one thing, cause it's quite alright

Feeling what I'm feeling, no apology
'Cause, boy, I know what I believe in
And it's you and me
Don't you hold back this feeling
'Cause this time I'm sure
We're singing, yeah, oh, singing, yeah, oh

Dance to the same beat
Move like you move me
Love like you can't breathe
Dance to the same beat
Move like you move me
Love like you can't breathe

Namie Amuro

Namie Amuro (安室奈美恵 In Japanese) is a former Japanese singer, dancer, fashion model, actress and businesswoman. She achieved popularity by a series of successful singles and albums, both exploring different genres and working with producers and musicians outside of Japan, one of the first Japanese artists to do so at the time. Due to her longevity and resilience in the industry, she has been often referred by critics and music publications as the “Teen Queen” of Japan, “Queen of J-Pop”, and the “Japanese Madonna or Janet Jackson”.