Come On Get Up

Janet Jackson · All For You [2001]

Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night



I feel so free

Could it be

The way you're loving me

Between the sheets

My mind was telling me

Now I see

The single life's for me



Never thought I'd be

This crazy for you baby

Gotta spell on me

It's who doo

Aw come and get me off

The way your body moves

It drives me damn baby

Now what I wanna see

Is you shake your ass for me so



Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night



I feel alive and this smile

Because you're on my mind

All the time

Sexually you please

Mentally

I like your style



Never thought I'd be

This crazy for you baby

Gotta spell on me

It's who doo

Aw come on and get me off

The way your body moves

It drives me damn baby

Now what I wanna see

If you shake that ass for me so



Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night



Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night



Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night



Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night



Come on get up baby

Before you make me change my mind

Come on get up baby

So we can dance all through the night

Come On Get Up

Janet Jackson's "Come On Get Up" serves as a vibrant centerpiece on her 2001 album, All For You. The track captures the artist's signature blend of R&B and dance-pop, showcasing her enduring ability to craft infectious rhythms that dominate the dance floor. Released during a period where Jackson was redefining her sound with a more upbeat, energetic approach, the song highlights her vocal agility and commanding stage presence. It stands as a testament to her prolific discography, bridging the gap between her earlier experimental phases and the high-energy productions that defined the turn of the millennium. The recording remains a staple in her live performances, celebrated for its ability to energize audiences and reinforce her status as a global pop icon.