You rise, I fall
I wanna taste atomic
You shudder, no fuel
We're gonna go pneumatic
Oh sugar, you're gold
I wanna take you home, boy!

You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!
You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!

All walk, no talk
I'm gonna count to twenty
You, lover, so schön
Zip it up and come and get me
Hey looker, let's go
I'm gonna take you home, boy!

You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!
You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!

Oh sugar, you're gold
I wanna take you home, boy!

You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!
You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!


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    i'm not entirely sure about the third lines of each verse but the rest is all good. i love this song. this is the reason i got into IAMX. Sue Denim's voice is so good too

    ebyrne288on September 09, 2007   Link
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    i enjoy this so much, So fun

    ariesstyleon September 26, 2007   Link
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    I think this is by Sue Denim. Though Chris may have helped produce it, I think it's Sue. Brilliant song though!

    GemmaIsClicheon December 20, 2007   Link
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    No, the song is by IAMX, it's just Sue providing the vocals instead of Chris!

    & Those lyrics are mostly right, but here are the full ones straight from DJ $U€'s myspace ;)

    Gonna Wanna

    You rise, I fall I wanna taste atomic You shudder, no fuel We're gonna go pneumatic Oh sugar, you're gold I wanna take you home, boy!

    You wanna! Gonna! Wanna! You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!

    All walk, no talk I'm gonna count to twenty You, lover, so schön Zip it up and come and get me Hey looker, let's go I'm gonna take you home, boy!

    You wanna! Gonna! Wanna! You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!

    Oh sugar, you're gold I wanna take you home, boy!

    You wanna! Gonna! Wanna! You wanna! Gonna! Wanna!

    (schön = 'beautiful' in German)

    Love this song!

    ladyishtaron January 01, 2008   Link
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    can't find this song anywhere!!

    citizenerased19on February 06, 2008   Link
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    It's on the 'Les Chevaliers Du Ciel' soundtrack, which Chris produced.

    I love Sue's vocals on this, really powerful.

    amyyxon April 05, 2008   Link
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    He's bi, so its not necessarily written by Sue.

    alltomorrowspartieson April 13, 2008   Link

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