In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Baby, when the band is playin'
And that solid beat
Make you wanna move, make you wanna groove
Make you wanna pat your feet
Don't fight it, don't fight it, feel it, no
Oh, baby, when you're dancin' near me
With your cheek close to mine
And you begin to feel a funny little thrill
Moving up your spine
Don't fight it, don't fight it, feel it
Oh baby, when the swingin' music
Make you wanna flip
Oh, don't be in pain tryna restrain
Go ahead, move your hips
Oh baby, when you're dancin' near me
And I feel I wanna tease
Oh, and when I do, the feeling gets you
And you feel you wanna squeeze
Don't fight it, don't fight it, just feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Oh now, baby, when the swingin' music
Oh, make you wanna flip
Oh, don't be in pain tryna restrain
Go ahead, shake them hips
Oh baby, when you're dancin' near me
And I feel I wanna tease
Oh, and when I do, the feeling gets you
And you feel you wanna squeeze
Don't fight it, don't fight it, just feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Baby, when the band is playin'
And that solid beat
Make you wanna move, make you wanna groove
Make you wanna pat your feet
Don't fight it, don't fight it, feel it, no
Oh, baby, when you're dancin' near me
With your cheek close to mine
And you begin to feel a funny little thrill
Moving up your spine
Don't fight it, don't fight it, feel it
Oh baby, when the swingin' music
Make you wanna flip
Oh, don't be in pain tryna restrain
Go ahead, move your hips
Oh baby, when you're dancin' near me
And I feel I wanna tease
Oh, and when I do, the feeling gets you
And you feel you wanna squeeze
Don't fight it, don't fight it, just feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Feel it
Oh now, baby, when the swingin' music
Oh, make you wanna flip
Oh, don't be in pain tryna restrain
Go ahead, shake them hips
Oh baby, when you're dancin' near me
And I feel I wanna tease
Oh, and when I do, the feeling gets you
And you feel you wanna squeeze
Don't fight it, don't fight it, just feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Feel it, yeah
Lyrics submitted by Music_Warrior
Feel It Lyrics as written by Sam Cooke
Lyrics © Abkco Music Inc.
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