Lyrics
It flies
Introduction to the concept of "it" flying, setting the stage for the following lines.
The you-fly gets in your ear
Describing a metaphorical "you-fly" entering the person's consciousness.
The you-fly gets to your brain
Emphasizing the you-fly's penetration into the individual's mind.
The you-fly sticks on your nerves
Highlighting the you-fly's impact on the person's nerves, suggesting a lasting influence.
Grips on your blood pressure
Indicating the you-fly's effect on the person's blood pressure, perhaps symbolizing arousal or intensity.
Drives you to more pleasure
Connecting the you-fly's influence to an increase in pleasure and desire.
You-fly magic touch on your head
Describing a magical touch of the you-fly on the person's head, extending down to their fingertips.
Down to your tips
Encouraging movement and dance as a response to the you-fly's touch.
Now start to move and dance
Further prompting the initiation of movement in response to the you-fly.
Now start to groove in trance
Suggesting a trance-like state induced by the you-fly's influence, promoting a groove or rhythm.
Stand up, you electronic insect
Directing the electronic insect (you) to stand up, implying a call to action or awakening.
Stand up, you electronic force
Reiterating the command for the electronic force (you) to stand up, reinforcing the notion of empowerment.
No sign of mortal bite
Emphasizing the absence of a mortal bite, suggesting the you-fly's benign or non-threatening nature.
Just keep on flying, all right!
Encouraging the you-fly to keep flying without hindrance, endorsing freedom and movement.
Now, you're an electronic insect
Stating the transformation of the person into an electronic insect, further solidifying the connection with technology.
Now use your electronic force
Instructing the electronic insect (you) to utilize its electronic force, indicating a harnessing of power.
Blood pressure
Reiteration of the impact on blood pressure, emphasizing the physical and emotional arousal.
More pleasure
Reinforcing the connection between the you-fly and increased pleasure.
It flies
Concluding with a repetition of the initial phrase, "It flies," completing the circular narrative.
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