Real Groove

Kylie Minogue

Feel my heartbeat
It's the same old feeling coming over me tonight, me tonight
Feel it buzzing
Said I'm never gonna call
But tonight I think I might, think I might

Gave my heart a ride, bump in the night
No one can take me higher
Know it's been a while, baby, a while
Do you still feel the fire?

I saw you dancing with somebody
Looking like me and you
She know how to party
But nothing like me and you
Got that perfect body
But she ain't got the moves
We got something better
Got that real groove, baby

Major mistake
No, I never shoulda gone, baby, I was on the run, on the run
It was heartbreak
I can't stand another day knowing that you are the one
You're the one

Gave my heart a ride, bump in the night
No one can take me higher
Know it's been a while, baby, a while
Do you still feel the fire?

I saw you dancing with somebody
Looking like me and you
She know how to party
But nothing like me and you
Got that perfect body
But she ain't got the moves
We got something better
Got that real groove, baby

I saw you dancing with somebody
Looking like me and you
She know how to party
But nothing like me and you
Got that perfect body
But she ain't got the moves
We got something better
Got that real groove, baby

Real groove, real groove
(We, we, we) got that real groove, ah

Real groove, real groove
(We, we, we) got that real groove, ah

I saw you dancing with somebody
Looking like me and you
She know how to party
But nothing like me and you
Got that perfect body
But she ain't got the moves
We got something better
Got that real groove, baby

Dancing with somebody
Looking like me and you
She know how to party
But nothing like me and you
Got that perfect body
But she ain't got the moves
We got something better
Got that real groove, baby

Dancing with somebody
Looking like me and you
She know how to party
But nothing like me and you
Got that perfect body
But she ain't got the moves
We got something better
Got that real groove, baby


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    What the artist means This track has an EDM disco feel about it, Dua Lipa is playing games with her voice, dancing around the record, and imploring the listeners to join her in the vibe. She saw her lover dancing with somebody that looks a bit like her, so she proceeds to tease him till he admits that she wasn't dancing as well as Dua did. She's singing her heart out on this record, and the autotune is masterfully applied to give her voice a bouncy feeling. The track has some dope production which adds another layer to Dua Lipa's already multifaceted voice, she's pulling all the right strings. She's owning the club while not compromising on her typically awesome love-struck sound. The track closes out with the beat meshing artistically with Lipa's voice till what seems like infinity.

    What the song means to me The track is a classic disco track which would be an amazing fit to clubs all around the world especially once the coronavirus pandemic subsides. The track sees Dua Lipa show off her amazing vocal range, it dovetailed perfectly with the song's theme. The track makes me feel like busting a move, even though I've been doing that indoors lately. The track has a superb beat which is ultra-tempting to dance to, I'm pretty sure that most people feel the same way. I will give this song a rating of 8/10.

    ElevatorMuzakon January 11, 2021   Link

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