Nelly Furtado
Take Me Down lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2024
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 2:28
(Take me down, take me, take me down)
(Take me down, take me, take me down)
You don't really have to know my name
You don't really have to play any games
You don't even have to know what I like
Just take me down like, take me down like
20/20 vision when I see into your eyes
Looking for an energy to elevate my life
I don't need permission to keep dancing in the light
Tonight, I'm alive
Take me down, take me for a ride
Take me down, take me for the night
Take me down, take me for a ride
Take me down, take me down
There ain't no need to take it slow
Don't wanna stop, yeah, let's just go (don't wanna stop)
No need to ask, I'm chasing gold
Let's keep it moving, just press go, oh
20/20 vision when I see into your eyes
Looking for an energy to elevate my life
I don't need permission to keep dancing in the light
Tonight, I'm on fire
Take me down, take me for a ride
Take me down, take me for the night
Take me down, take me for a ride
Take me down, take me down
Not afraid to say I like it, afraid to say I like it
Yeah, yeah
Not afraid to say I like it, afraid to say I like it
Yeah, yeah
Take me down, take me, take me down
Take me down, take me, take me down
Take me down, take me, take me down
Take me down, take me, take me down
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Key vocabulary
- chasing
- running afterB2
- ask
- request an answerA1
- vision
- ability to seeB2
- permission
- official approvalA2
- light
- not heavyA1
- i'm
- I amC2
- alive
- living, not deadA2
- ain't
- is not; are not
- wanna
- want to
- gold
- yellow precious metalA2
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About this song
Nelly Furtado is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose work spans pop, folk, dance, R&B, hip-hop, Latin pop, and worldbeat. She is best known for transforming across genres, beginning with the breakthrough single “I’m Like a Bird” and later hits such as “Promiscuous” and “Maneater.”