London
London Vibes: A Sultry Dance through Cultural Connections
Lyrics
Wanna move it to the north
Expressing a desire to move towards the northern direction.
Wanna move to the south
Expressing a desire to move towards the southern direction.
Mamacita tell me how you keep moving it around
Asking someone (Mamacita) how they keep moving around, possibly referring to their dynamic nature.
My baddie from the east
Referring to a captivating person from the east.
Wants to take it down south
Describing the desire of someone from the east to move down south.
Mami show me how your waist going round
Requesting a demonstration of how someone's waist moves.
You're the baddest in the room
Complimenting someone as the most attractive in the room.
And you're worse when I'm around
Implying that the person becomes even more attractive in the presence of the speaker.
You're the baddest when you move
Acknowledging the person's attractiveness when they move.
But you're good at making sounds
Highlighting the person's skill in making sounds.
Loudest in the room
Describing someone as the loudest in the room.
Como quema tu calor
Spanish phrase meaning "How your heat burns."
Spark it up whine it down
Encouraging someone to ignite and then slow down their movements.
Fire Fire in the roof
Metaphorically describing intense passion or excitement.
She's a bad one the way that she whine up
Praising someone for their provocative dance moves.
Mini falda the way that it runs up
Describing a short skirt and how it enhances someone's appearance.
Shake that bumper the way that I want that
Expressing a desire for a specific type of dance movement.
Making it rain like you're coming from London
Metaphorically suggesting that the person is making money or creating a lavish atmosphere.
She's a bad one the way that she whine up
Repeating the praise for someone's enticing dance moves.
Mini falda the way that it runs up
Repeating the description of a short skirt and its impact.
Shake that bumper the way that I want that
Reiterating the desire for a specific dance movement.
Making it rain like you're coming from London
Reiterating the metaphor of making it rain like in London.
Fire fire mami
Repeating the idea of intense heat or passion.
Tu calor
-Fire fire mami
-Tu calor
-Fire fire mami
-Tu calor
-Fire fire mami
-Tu calor
-Ella quiere vacilar
Expressing a desire to have fun in the dark, with a repeated request for more warmth.
En lo oscuro pide más
-Ella quiere mi calor (fire fire mami)
-Ella quiere vacilar
-En lo oscuro pide más
-Ella quiere mi calor (fire fire mami)
-Ella quiere vacilar
-En lo oscuro pide más
-Ella quiere mi calor
-Loudest in the room
Reiterating the idea of being the loudest with burning heat and intense excitement.
Como quema tu calor
-Spark it up
-Whine it down
-Fire fire in the roof
-She's a bad one the way that she whine up
Repeating the admiration for provocative dance moves and the desire for a specific dance style, tied to the idea of making it rain.
Mini falda the way that it runs up
-Shake that bumper the way that I want that
-Making it rain like you're coming from London
-She's a bad one the way that she whine up
-Mini falda the way that it runs up
-Shake that bumper the way that I want that
-Making it rain like you're coming from London
-Fire fire mami
Repeating the theme of intense heat and passion associated with dance moves and making it rain.
Tu calor
-Fire fire mami
-Tu calor
-Fire fire mami
-Tu calor
-She's a bad one the way that she whine up
-Mini falda the way that it runs up
-Shake that bumper the way that I want that
-Making it rain like you're coming from London
-She's a bad one the way that she whine up
Concluding with a repetition of the praise for enticing dance moves and the metaphor of making it rain like in London.
Mini falda the way that it runs up
-Shake that bumper the way that I want that
-Making it rain like you're coming from London
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