A Korean hip-hop track from the 1990s that captures the urgency of a one-night connection.
A Korean hip-hop track from the 1990s that captures the urgency of a one-night connection.
The lyric treats attraction as a physical equation that bypasses all the usual social filters.
'Personality is just showing off without substance' and 'Imagination is aimless wandering', those lines dismiss everything that normally complicates connection.
A Korean hip-hop track from the 1990s that captures the urgency of a one-night connection.
This night won't happen again
The lyric treats attraction as a physical equation that bypasses all the usual social filters. 'Personality is just showing off without substance' and 'Imagination is aimless wandering', those lines dismiss everything that normally complicates connection. It's all about the immediate shiver, the chance conversation, the party for just the two of us.
The repeated 'do, do do' interjections give the whole thing a breathless, almost nervous rhythm. When he says 'I'm a slave to the opposite sex' and 'This night won't happen again', it's less about romance and more about seizing a moment before it vanishes. There's a raw honesty in admitting 'I'm not myself' while chasing that feeling.
It's the simplest possible reason to act, stripped of any grand philosophy. Everything in the song hinges on that one ticking clock.
The way 'B-b-bring me all night!' stutters into the chorus gives the track its frantic, hungry energy.
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B-b-bring me all night!
[chorus]
Tonight, just the two of us party party!
With a premonition of happiness, party!
Feeling the love, party party!
Till the break of dawn.
When I first saw you, your sexiness floored me
You were nice and dazzling
Aww, yeah, I wanna give you everything
Us guys gotta know about women's sexiness
Tonight I wanna party with just you
without interruption
I want to know you, and have you
If you just say it's OK
I'm a slave to the opposite sex [do, do do]
Ideals are useless meddling [do, do do]
Even if our love's forbidden [do, do do]
I can't let you go [do, do do]
This night won't happen again [do, do do]
A conversation caused by chance [do, do do]
A quick shiver through my body [do, do do]
You've already entered my world [do, do do]
Don't run away, there's nowhere to go [oh yeah]
I'll set you free with my love
[chorus]
Now I know, I understand
I wanna tell you how sexy you looked
I'm not happy with anyone else
We don't need personality, imagination, or reason now
One, two, three baby
Our, our party
A party for just the two of us
Now I know what love is
Come on baby
I trust you
Imagination is aimless wandering [do, do do]
Personality is just showing off without substance [do, do do]
Refined elegance comes first [do, do do]
Opportunites don't repeat themselves [do, do do]
I'm not myself [do, do do]
I'm looking for myself in you [do, do do]
I'm within firing distance [do, do do]
Pulling back Cupid's arrow [do, do do]
Don't run away, there's nowhere to go [oh yeah]
I'll set you free with my love
Don't move, don't turn away [oh yeah]
I'll set you free with my love
[chorus]
A Korean hip-hop track from the 1990s that captures the urgency of a one-night connection. The lyric treats attraction as a physical equation that bypasses all the usual social filters. 'Personality is just showing off without substance' and 'Imagination is aimless wandering', those lines dismiss everything that normally complicates connection.
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