Bon Voyeurs
Embrace the Thrill of Uninhibited Dance
Lyrics
Could I watch you dance, or would you mind?
Asking permission to observe someone's dance and questioning if it would be enjoyable for them.
That if you gave it a chance, I think you might find it thrilling.
Suggesting that giving dancing a chance might be thrilling for the person being addressed.
Oh I find it such disgrace to never share that rapturous face.
Expressing disappointment at the idea of not sharing the joyous expression on their face while dancing.
So why won't you dance and I will find it thrilling.
Encouraging the person to dance, promising to find it thrilling.
Will you think of me or will you let me, let me say?
Questioning whether the person will think of the speaker and seeking permission to express their thoughts.
Who cares who's watching you with me?
Emphasizing that the opinions of others watching don't matter, as long as they are together.
Who cares who's watching you?
Reiterating the idea that external judgments are irrelevant to their shared experience.
Can I watch too?
Expressing a desire to join in and watch the person dance as well.
If they watch us dance, I wouldn't mind
Indicating openness to being observed while dancing and suggesting it could enhance their time together.
They just might enhance our lovely time
Suggesting that being watched could add to the enjoyment of their shared dance.
Oh I find it such disgrace to never share our animal grace.
Expressing regret at not sharing their natural, instinctive movements with others.
Let's give them a show that they might find alluring.
Proposing the idea of giving others a captivating show during their dance.
Let them let us be, oh. Let them, let them, let them say -
Advocating for being themselves and not caring about others' opinions or judgments.
Who cares who's watching you with me?
Reaffirming that the presence of others doesn't matter as long as they are together.
Who cares who's watching you.
Stressing the irrelevance of external judgments on their shared dance.
Let them say, let them say.
Encouraging the idea that what others say should not affect their dance.
Who cares who's watching you.
Repeating the sentiment that external opinions are inconsequential to their dance.
Let them say, let them say.
Reiterating the point that they shouldn't care about others' judgments during their dance.
Who cares who's watching you.
Emphasizing the disregard for external opinions while dancing together.
Can I watch too?
Expressing the desire to watch along with others during the dance.
Why, why wait?
Prompting a question about why wait for something.
Why wait 'til, 'til the theater is empty?
Asking why wait until the theater is empty, suggesting a sense of urgency or impatience.
Why, why wait?
Repeating the question about why wait for something.
Why wait 'til, 'til the theater is empty? Oh!
Reiterating the idea of not waiting until the theater is empty, possibly implying seizing the moment.
Who cares who's watching you with me?
Repeating the idea that others' opinions are irrelevant as long as they are together.
Who cares who's watching you?
Stressing the unimportance of external judgments during their dance.
Let them say, let them say.
Encouraging the disregard for what others may say while dancing together.
Who cares who's watching you?
Reiterating the idea that external opinions should not affect their dance.
Let them say, let them say.
Repeating the sentiment that they shouldn't care about others' judgments during their dance.
Who cares who's watching you?
Emphasizing the disregard for external opinions while dancing together.
Can I watch too?
Expressing the desire to watch along with others during the dance.
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