Ooh La La

"I don't want it Baudelaire, just glitter lust." Says it all, she doesn't want poetic love making, she wants animalistic, materialistic, and impartial rutting

Booty call imo.

Does anyone else get the feeling this is about a vibrator?

"Turn me on, turn me up." -- Quite obvious.

"I want to touch you, you're just made for love." --VIBRATOR.

This song is TOTALLY about a vibrator. Only a few lines don't fit perfectly.

Dial up my number now Weaving it through the wire -I originally figured this was a phone number, but things besides phones have numbers and dials and wires.

Switch me on, turn me up -No interpretation necessary

Don't want it baudelaire Just glitter lust Switch me on, turn me up I want to touch you you're just Made for love -Another easy interpretation, the last three lines.

I need la la la la la I need ooo la la la la Calls up and round me Teasing your poetry Switch me on, turn me up Oh child of venus you're just Made for love You know I walk for days I wanna waste some time -Loses me for a bit in the middle, but the vibrator thing is back with "I wanna waste some time"

You wanna be so mean You know I love to watch -Watching some materials? Even the mean line fits pretty well.

I wanna love some more I'll never be the same A broken heel like a heart I'll never walk again -From the sound of these lines, it worked.

Like a lot of Goldfrapp this needs to be heard because what she manages to do with the sounds of the words is extraordinary and extraordinarily sexy.

All the glitter shoegaze glamy attitude from Goldfrapp is amazing.

This song is completely lust.

Goldfrapp is great. The voice is very sensual and sexy... And the beat is amazing!

What does this song mean to me? Hmmm.... sexily yummy.... definitely...!!!

Or... is it... yummily sexy??

In this song, her voice sounds a lot alike to that of Marc Bolan from the glam-rock band T. Rex. Weird.