Baby it's real...
Oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah now hit it
Oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah now hit it (ohh)
Oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah now hit it
Oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah now hit it

Innocence is what I've got
It'll take true love to hit the spot
Can't control my every move
When we're together we're in the groove

Don't care about your other girls
I'm the only one that rocks your world
Gonna hafta keep me satisfied
'Cause my innocence won't be denied
No

Baby it's real (baby baby)
So so real (baby baby)
That I just can't explain the way that it's making me feel
So so real
Baby it's real (i just can't let you go)
Baby oh baby it's real (keeps me hanging on)
Baby it's real

My heart is under lock and key
Together we can set it free
Ain't no mountain that we can't climb
All you gotta do is take your time

Said I'm giving you my all and all
Be careful you don't slip and fall
It's my innocence that makes you yearn
For that perfect gift you can't return
No

Baby it's real (baby baby)
So so real (baby baby)
That I just can't explain the way that it's making me feel
So so real
Baby it's real (i just can't let you go)
Baby oh baby it's real (keeps me hanging on)
Baby it's real

Baby you know that it's real
The way you're making me feel
You know that baby, baby, baby it's real
Ohh that I just can't explain the way that it's making me feel
Baby baby (you know it's making me feel)
So so real (so so real)

Baby it's real (baby baby)
So so real (baby baby)
That I just can't explain the way that it's making me feel
So so real
Baby it's real (i just can't let you go)
Baby oh baby it's real (keeps me hanging on)
Baby it's real

Baby it's real (baby baby)
So so real (baby baby)
That I just can't explain the way that it's making me feel
So so real
Baby it's real (i just can't let you go)
Baby oh baby it's real (keeps me hanging on)
Baby it's real


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    My Interpretation

    This song is about sex, obviously. She wants to give it up to this guy, because she knows that it's "real, baby baby, so so real, baby baby".

    It appears that she is also laying down some ground rules. If he wants her, he has to do it her way, and acknowledge that she's the one for him. ("Don't care about your other girl / I'm the only one that rocks your world") She doesn't want it to be all about him, she needs to be satisfied because she's giving him the gift of her virginity (innocence). ("Gonna' have to keep me satisfied / My innocence won't be denied")

    Principal Guptaon November 07, 2008   Link
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    she is telling this guy that her love is real and she wont let him say its not

    cyndy123456on July 28, 2002   Link
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    General Comment

    I liked this song when I was young, but now it kind of makes me laugh, cause in real life things ain't that simple and a guy would crack up laughing if you tell something like this when all they want to do is well, have sex with you!...but it was good for that time I guess...but there was Christina Aguilera and much before the Dirrty era she said "you've got to rub me the right way", which was a little more close to reality, in my opinion. But well, they can't be compared!. Now I see Mandy Moore (which is younger than me) and I can't imagine her singing it to Andy Roddick or the guy in Scrubs lol

    Gabigson January 29, 2006   Link

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